色色影院

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MA (Cantab.), MPhil (Cantab.), PhD (Cantab.)

Awards & Prizes:聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽

• Association of Hispanists of Great Britain & Ireland (AHGBI) and Spanish Embassy Doctoral Dissertation Prize 鈥� 2018-19
• Hare Prize for Doctoral Thesis, Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge 鈥� 2018
• Chancellor鈥檚 Medal for Classical Learning, University of Cambridge 鈥� 2011

Research Interests:聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽

Early modern (colonial-era) Ibero-American literature, the transatlantic world, poetry and poetics, translation, classical reception, postcolonial approaches to Classics and to literature in general, the ethics of teaching and research

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Maya Feile Tomes is the Lorna Close Fellow in Spanish at 色色影院 and Director of Studies in Modern & Medieval Languages and Linguistics (MMLL) at Peterhouse. She comes to 色色影院 from King鈥檚 College (where she was an undergraduate and graduate student) via Christ鈥檚 College (where she was Junior Research Fellow in Classics and Modern Languages) and the MMLL Faculty (where she was Teaching Associate in Colonial Latin American Literary and Cultural Studies). To Cambridge itself she comes via Scotland, Germany, Spain, Argentina and Belgium. With a background in Classics, she now specialises in the literary culture of the Ibero-American world during the early modern period (C16th鈥�18th), focusing on transatlantic literary dialogues, multilingual textual dynamics, the poetics of space, and the representation of the new in the terms of the old (and vice versa). She teaches widely across undergraduate and graduate papers in the Spanish & Portuguese Section, as well as in the Faculty of Classics, where she convenes an MPhil module in classical reception. She also has extensive experience as a translator and continues to moonlight, when time permits, as an interpreter in the health sector. In short, Maya is interested in facilitating dialogue of every sort and is always pleased to hear from anyone interested in discussing any of the above or anything else relating to the study of Spanish/MMLL at 色色影院.

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Books

• , eds Maya Feile Tomes, Adam J. Goldwyn and Matthew Duqu猫s. Leiden/Boston: Brill (2021).
• Sep煤lveda on the Conquest of the Indies, eds Luke Glanville, David Lupher and Maya Feile Tomes. Oxford: OUP (forthcoming).
• Columbus Sails in the 1770s: A Late Iberian Epic on the Discovery of the New World. Translation and Commentary of Jos茅 Manuel Peram谩s鈥檚 鈥淒e Invento Novo Orbe Inductoque Illuc Christi Sacrificio鈥� (1777), ed. and trans. Maya Feile Tomes with Bram van der Velden (in preparation).
• Neo-Latin America: The Poetics of the 鈥淣ew World鈥� in Early Modern Epic. T谩mesis (under contract).

Chapters and articles

• 2023. 鈥楴eo-Latin and the New World鈥�, Brill Research Perspectives in Latinity and Classical Reception in the Early Modern Period (in preparation).
• 2022a. 鈥楢 Lady of Letters? Re-Mythologising 鈥淐larinda鈥� in the light of Ovid. Putting the Discurso en loor de la聽 poes铆a back into the Parnaso Ant谩rtico (1608)鈥�, Colonial Latin American Review (forthcoming).
• 2022b. 鈥榃orldmaking in the Round: Shields, Maps, America鈥�, in Cosmographies of Greece and Rome, eds聽Renaud Gagn茅 and Aaron Kachuck. Cambridge: CUP (in preparation).
• 2021a. 鈥楾he Other Arena: Poetics Goes Global in the Early Modern Iberian Atlantic, 1500-1650(+)鈥�, in聽Artes Poeticae: Formations and Transformations, 1500-1650, eds Micha Lazarus and Vladimir Brljak, special issue of Classical Receptions Journal 13.1, 126鈥�48.
• 2021b. 鈥業ntroduction. Synecdoche in Reverse: America鈥檚 Transhemispheric Classics鈥�, pp. 1鈥�49 in Brill鈥檚 Companion to Classics in the Early Americas, eds Maya Feile Tomes, Adam聽J. Goldwyn and Matthew Duqu猫s. Leiden/Boston: Brill.
• 2021c. 鈥楥arthaginian America: Transatlantic First Encounters in Early Modern Epic鈥�, Classical First Contacts Across the Globe, ed. Erik Hermans, special issue of International Journal of the Classical Tradition (forthcoming).
• 2020. 鈥楶lurilingual Poetry and the Hinterland of Intertextuality: Europeanising Reading Culture in the Early Modern Iberian World鈥�, pp. 227鈥�48 in The Edinburgh History of Reading 鈥� vol. 1: Early Readers, ed. Mary Hammond. Edinburgh: EUP.
• 2019a. 鈥楾he Angel and Ameri(c)a: Performing the 鈥淣ew World鈥� in Jos茅 Manuel Peram谩s鈥檚 De Invento Novo Orbe (1777)鈥�, pp. 121鈥�46 in Changing Hearts: Performing Jesuit Emotions between Europe, Asia and the Americas, eds Yasmin Haskell and Rapha毛le Garrod. Leiden/Boston: Brill.
• 2019b.聽 鈥樷�淎ll the World鈥檚 a鈥�鈥�: Mapping the Shield of Aeneas鈥�, Omnibus 77, 1-3.
• 2018. 鈥楽眉damerika: Die spanischsprachigen L盲nder鈥�, pp. 920鈥�32 in Der neue Pauly. Das 18. Jahrhundert: Lexikon zur Antikerezeption in Aufkl盲rung und Klassizismus, eds Joachim Jacob and Johannes S眉脽mann. Stuttgart/Weimar: J. B. Metzler.
• 2015a. 鈥楴ews of a Hitherto Unknown Neo-Latin Columbus Epic 鈥� Part I: Jos茅 Manuel Peram谩s鈥檚 De Invento Novo Orbe Inductoque Illuc Christi Sacrificio (1777)鈥�, International Journal of the Classical Tradition 22.1, 1鈥�28.
• 2015b. 鈥楴ews of a Hitherto Unknown Neo-Latin Columbus Epic 鈥� Part II: Jos茅 Manuel Peram谩s鈥檚 De Invento Novo Orbe Inductoque Illuc Christi Sacrificio (1777)鈥�, International Journal of the Classical Tradition 22.2, 223鈥�57.
• 2015c. 鈥楩urther Points on Peram谩s: An Erratum and two Addenda鈥�, International Journal of the Classical Tradition 22.3, 383鈥�9.
• 2015d. 鈥楧os manuscritos catalanes y dos Ferrer barceloneses: el caso de los MSS 541 y 543 del C.R.A.I. Biblioteca de Reserva鈥�, de la Universitat de Barcelona.

Reviews

• 2019. Review of Andrew Laird and Nicola Miller (eds), Antiquities and Classical Traditions in Latin America (Wiley, 2018), Bryn Mawr Classical Review ().
• 2017a. Review of Robert Goodwin, Spain: The Centre of the World, 1519-1682 (Bloomsbury, 2015), History 102.3, 503鈥�6.
• 2017b. Review of Shane Butler (ed.), Deep Classics: Rethinking Classical Reception (Bloomsbury, 2016),聽 Classical Review 67.2, 561鈥�3.
• 2015. Review of Christiane P茅rez Gonz谩lez, Bilingualit盲t auf der Jesuitenb眉hne. Latein und Volkssprache im spanischen Schultheater des 16. und 17. Jahrhunderts (Rhema, 2014), Journal of Jesuit Studies 2.2, 329鈥�32.