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    C.J. Enloe is a lecturer of Spanish at Southern Methodist University. She received her Ph.D. in Romance Studies from Duke University in 2022, with a dissertation on portrayals of women's economic roles in magazines published during the Franco dictatorship in Spain. Her research and teaching interests include gender representations in 20th century Spanish media and popular culture. Prior to her current position, she taught Spanish language courses and literature courses at Duke University.

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    C.J. Enloe is a lecturer of Spanish at Southern Methodist University. She received her Ph.D. in Romance Studies from Duke University in 2022, with a dissertation on portrayals of women's economic roles in magazines published during the Franco dictatorship in Spain. Her research and teaching interests include gender representations in 20th century Spanish media and popular culture. Prior to her current position, she taught Spanish language courses and literature courses at Duke University.

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    C.J.

    Enloe

    Department of World Languages and Literatures


    Southern Methodist University
    308F Clements Hall | P.O. Box 750236
    Dallas, TX 75275
    cenloe@smu.edu
    (719) 244-5563

    EDUCATION
    Duke University Durham, NC
    Ph.D., Romance Studies (Spanish) May 2022
    Certificate in College Teaching
    Dissertation: “Molding ‘Economic Woman’: Conflicting Portrayals of Women’s Economic
    Roles in Magazines Published During the Franco Dictatorship”

    Duke University Durham, NC


    M.A., Romance Studies (Spanish) May 2019

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA


    S.B., Economics and Foreign Languages and Literatures (Spanish) June 2013

    PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS
    Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX
    Lecturer of Spanish, Department of World Languages and Literatures 2022-present

    TEACHING EXPERIENCE
    Southern Methodist University
    Beginning Spanish I Fall 2022
    Beginning Spanish II Fall 2022

    Duke University
    Instructor of Record
    Popular Media Culture Under Francoism and Today Fall 2021
    Intermediate Spanish, Online Intensive Summer 2021
    Intermediate Spanish Fall 2018
    Elementary Spanish I Fall 2017, Spring 2018

    Teaching Assistant
    Introduction to Spanish-American Literature Spring 2022
    Global Humanities in Spanish (Course Development) Spring 2019

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    JOURNAL ARTICLES
    (Forthcoming) “Domesticity Amidst Devastation: Representations of Women’s Economic Roles
    in the Magazines of Early Francoism (1939-1948).” La mujer y sus capitales, special issue of
    Revista de Estudios de Género y Sexualidades/Journal of Gender and Sexuality Studies 48.2
    (2022).

    BOOK REVIEWS
    Review of Ignacio M. Sánchez-Prado, Strategic Occidentalism: On Mexican Fiction, the
    Neoliberal Book Market, and the Question of World Literature in Transmodernity: Journal of
    Peripheral Cultural Production of the Luso-Hispanic World 9.1 (2019): 105-8.

    FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS


    Bass Instructional Fellowship, Duke University 2021
    Competitive Summer Research Fellowship, Duke University 2021
    James B. Duke International Research Travel Fellowship, Duke University 2020-2021
    Graduate School Conference Travel Award, Duke University 2019, 2020, 2022
    International Dissertation Research Travel Award, Duke University 2019
    Romance Studies Department Graduate Fellowship, Duke University 2016-2021
    James B. Duke Fellowship, Duke University 2016-2020
    MIT Award for Excellence in Foreign Languages and Literatures - Distinguished Student 2013

    CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
    “Models and Counter-models of Motherhood and Marriage in the Messages of Franco-Era
    Magazines.” Annual Convention of the Northeast Modern Language Association. Baltimore,
    MD. March 10-13, 2022.

    “Gender Ideology and Economic Reality in the Women’s Magazines of Spain’s First Postwar
    Decade.” Modern Language Association Annual Convention. Washington, D.C. January 6-9,
    2022.

    “Domesticity and its Discontents: Deconstructing Motherhood, the Home, and Marriage” (part of
    a collaborative seminar on “La educación política en las cosas del querer”). Virtual Conference
    of the International Association of 21 st-Century Spanish Literature and Film. July 11-15, 2021.

    “Construyendo comunidades a través de los consultorios, bajo el franquismo y en la España de


    hoy” (part of a collaborative seminar on “Educación emocional, sexual y sentimental, los medios
    de comunicación y el lenguaje”). Virtual Conference of the International Association of 21 st-
    Century Spanish Literature and Film. July 12-16, 2020.

    “Vindication, Visibility, and Value: Women’s Work in the Feminist Press of Spain and Mexico,
    1976-80.” Annual Convention of the Northeast Modern Language Association. Boston, MA.
    March 5-8, 2020.

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    “Destino, vocación y sacrificio: Religious Language and Women’s Work in the Magazines of
    Franco-era Spain.” Annual Conference of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association.
    Atlanta, GA. November 15-17, 2019.

    “‘Eva tiene conflictos’: Testimonio y artificio en los consultorios de las revistas femeninas
    publicadas durante la dictadura franquista.” Complutense University Interdisciplinary Young
    Humanists’ Conference. Madrid, Spain. November 7-8, 2019.

    “‘Queridas lectoras’: Interpelación e interrupción en Y, revista para la mujer (1938-1945).”


    Cincinnati Conference on Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures. Cincinnati, OH.
    April 5-6, 2019.

    INVITED TALKS
    “La educación política en las cosas del querer” (co-presenter with Andrea Ariza, Anthony Harb,
    and Laura Pavón). Virtual Colloquia of the International Association of 21 st-Century Spanish
    Literature and Film. December 5, 2020.

    CAMPUS TALKS
    “Gender Ideology and Economic Reality in the Women’s Magazines of Spain’s First Postwar
    Decade.” Society of Duke Fellows Virtual Research Talks. January 20, 2022.

    “Domesticity Amidst Devastation: Representations of Women’s Economic Roles in the


    Magazines of Early Francoism (1939-1948).” Duke Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies
    Graduate Scholars Colloquia. Durham, NC. September 7, 2021.

    BLOG POSTS
    “Reimagining Professional and Community Networks Within and Beyond Academia.” Duke
    Graduate School Professional Development Blog. June 9, 2021.

    “Broadening Our Horizons: Exploring Opportunities in Spanish Academia.” Duke Graduate


    School Professional Development Blog. January 13, 2021.

    DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE
    Duke University
    Romance Studies Graduate Student Liaison Committee (Spring 2021)
    Organizing Committee Member and Keynote Respondent, Romance Studies Graduate Student
    Conference (2018-2019)

    PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
    Modern Language Association
    Northeast Modern Language Association
    International Association of 21st-Century Spanish Literature and Film (ALCESXXI)
    Association of Gender and Sexuality Studies

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    LANGUAGES
    English (native), Spanish (near native), French (upper intermediate level)

    REFERENCES
    Stephanie Sieburth, Ph.D. Elvira Vilches, Ph.D.
    Department of Romance Studies Department of Romance Studies
    Duke University Duke University
    219D Language Center 218 Language Center
    Durham, NC 27708 Durham, NC 27708
    919-660-3125 919-660-3107
    sieburth@duke.edu elvira.vilches@duke.edu

    José María Rodríguez García, Ph.D. Liliana Paredes, Ph.D.


    Department of Romance Studies Department of Romance Studies
    Duke University Duke University
    214 Language Center 102 Language Center
    Durham, NC 27708 Durham, NC 27708
    919-660-3113 919-660-3100
    jose.rodriguez-garcia@duke.edu lparedes@duke.edu

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