Faculty profiles:
Kenneth Gordon
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Dr.
Kenneth Gordon |
| Position |
Professor and Chair of
Modern Languages |
| Degrees |
B.S./Ed., Kent State
University (Majors: French, Spanish; Minor: German)
A.M., University of
Michigan (Major: French; Minor: Spanish)
M.A., University of
California, Santa Barbara (Major: Spanish)
Ph.D., The Ohio State
University (Major: French; Minor: Spanish) |
Recent
Publications |
Developing a Contemporary
French Civilization Course: An Annotated
Review of Internet
Resources.
in: Cherry, C. M. (Ed.) (2006).
Languages for Today’s
World: Dimension 2006. Valdosta, GA:
Southern Conference on Language Teaching. |
| Languages |
French, German, Latin,
Russian, Spanish and bits and pieces of a few more |
| Interests |
Travel |
| Favorite Quotes |
Pour
digérer le savoir il faut l'avoir avalé avec appétit."}
Estamos tan seguros
ahora que la tierra es redonda, que cuando creíamos
que era plana. |
| Favorite
Links |
Go to this link for my
favorites--
http://faculty.cmsu.edu/gordon
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| E-mail |
gordonk@winthrop.edu
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| Website |
http://faculty.winthrop.edu/gordonk |
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lene Hegel
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Darlene Montes Hegel |
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Position |
Lecturer in Spanish |
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Degrees |
B.S. in Psychology,
Bradley University
M.A. in Education, Illinois State University
NC Teacher Certification in Spanish (K-12) |
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Specialty |
Spanish Language |
|
Languages |
Spanish, English,
some French |
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E-Mail |
hegeld@winthrop.edu |
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Barbara Heinemann
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Dr. Bárbara P.
Esquival-Heinemann |
| Position |
Associate Professor of Spanish
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| Degrees |
Ph.D. |
| Specialty |
Spanish Literature and Linguistics |
Selected
Publications |
"Don Quijote's Sally into the World
of Opera" (Peter Lang)
"El Curioso Impertinente returns to Italy"
(American Cervantes Society) |
| Languages |
German, Spanish, English, French,
Catalan, Russian, Yiddish, Catawba. |
| Interests |
Music, especially Folk & Opera,
Languages,
History,
Cooking,
Kayaking,Translation. |
| Favorite Quotes |
Yo sé quien soy ... --
Cervantes (Don
Quijote)
Das Ding an sich -- Kant |
| E-Mail |
heinemannb@winthrop.edu |
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Sheila Hill-Carter
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Sheila Hill-Carter |
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Position |
Lecturer in Spanish |
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Degrees |
BA, MA |
|
Specialty |
Spanish Language |
|
Languages |
English, Spanish, Jamaican Creole |
|
Favorite quote |
"En la boca cerrada no
entran moscas" |
|
E-mail |
carterhills@winthrop.edu |
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David
Kleinberg, Ph.D |
|
Position |
Language Lab
Director, Instructor of German |
|
Degrees |
B.A. from the Ohio State
University (German and Psychology)
M.A. in Germanic
Linguistics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ph.D. in Germanic
Linguistics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
|
Languages |
English, German,
Dutch, Medieval German, Old Icelandic, Old English |
|
Favorite quotes |
"Haribo macht
Kinder froh, und Erwachsene ebenso." |
| E-mail |
kleinbergd@winthrop.edu |
|
Web address |
http://www.kleinberg.net |
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Nan
Landsman |
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Position |
Lecturer in Spanish |
|
Degrees |
BA from The American
University
MA in Spanish Pedagogy, Montana State University |
|
Languages |
English, Spanish,
Greek, French |
|
Favorite quotes |
"We shall not
cease from exploration; the end of all our exploring
shall be to arrive where we started; know the place for
the first time." |
| E-mail |
landsmann@winthrop.edu
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|
Web address |
http://faculty.winthrop.edu/landsmann
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Dr. Cécile
Leung
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Dr. Cécile Leung |
|
Position |
Associate Professor of
French |
|
Degrees |
Ph.D., University of Chicago |
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Specialty |
18th Century French
Literature, Encounter Between East and West,
Francophone
Literature. |
Selected
Publications |
Etienne Fourmont (1683-1745), Oriental and Chinese
Languages in 18th- Century
France.
Louvain: Leuven University Press, 2002.
This work was awarded the
Prix Ikuo Hirayama
by the Académie des Inscriptions et
Belles-Lettres,
Institut de France, Paris, June 2003.
“Le Modèle ambigu de l'interaction sociale au sein du
microcosme mauricien dans 'La
Maison qui
marchait vers le large' de Carl de Souza,” in
L’Océan Indien dans les
littératures francophones.
Editions Karthala, Paris. Réduit: Presses
Universitaires de
Maurice, 2001.
“The Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres and
the Secular Approach to
Chinese Scholarship in
Eighteenth-Century France,” Das Achtzehnte
Jahrhundert,
25:1(2001): 14-24.
"L'Identité mauricienne
en voie de maturation: de Marie-Thérèse Humbert à Carl
de
Souza" Identités postcoloniales et discours dans
la culture francophone.
Ed. Marie-Ange Somdah. Paris: L'Harmattan, 2003.
Vol. 1: 11-22.
“Etienne
Fourmont (1683-1745): The Birth of Sinology in the
Context of
the
Institutions of Learning in Eighteenth-Century
France.” Sino-Western Cultural
Relations Journal,
XVII (1995): 38-56.
“Voltaire’s Jewish friend – Cardos.”
Studies on
Voltaire and the Eighteenth
Century,
319(1994). |
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Languages |
French, English, Mandarin,
Mauritian Creole, Hakka (a Chinese dialect). |
|
Favorite Quote |
On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. -- St.
Exupéry (Le Petit Prince) |
|
E-Mail |
leungc@winthrop.edu |
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05/14/2008
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