Ciara O Hagan
Assistant Professor
Department of Hispanic Studies
Trinity College Dublin
Ireland
Biography
Dr O Hagan joined the Department of Hispanic Studies in 2009, having completed a Ph.D. at Queen’s University Belfast, where she also taught. Her research focuses on representations of America in Spanish Enlightenment literature, with special focus on the Enlightenment disputes over America and the legitimacy of imperial conquest. She has published on major eighteenth-century Spanish writers including José Cadalso, Pedro Montengón and Manuel José Quintana. She teaches on a range of Freshman and Sophister courses including Spanish Enlightenment literature, modern Spanish poetry and prose as well as Spanish language. She also contributes to taught postgraduate courses in the School.
Research Interest
Spanish Enlightenment literature, modern Spanish poetry and prose as well as Spanish language
Publications
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O Hagan, Ciara, Rewriting Spanish Epic Poetry in the Enlightenment Period: Two Competing Interpretations of Las naves de Cortés destruidas , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 86, 2009, p83 - 105, Journal Article, PUBLISHED
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O Hagan, Ciara, Pedro Montengóns Eusebio: Atoning for Spains Colonial Abuses in the Eighteenth Century, Dieciocho, 33.1, 2010, p81 - 101, Journal Article, PUBLISHED
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Rewriting Spanish Epic Poetry in the Enlightenment Period: Two Competing Interpretations of Las naves de Cortes destruidas in, editor(s)Ann L. Mackenzie, Jeremy Robbins , Hesitancy and Experimentation in Enlightenment Spain and Spanish America, Abingdon & New York, 2011, pp83 - 105, [O Hagan, Ciara], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED
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O Hagan, Ciara, Sanitizing Colonial Infection and Redefining Spanish Imperialism in Manuel Jose Quintanas Poesias patrioticas , Dieciocho, 37, (2), 2014, p249 - 279, Journal Article, PUBLISHED
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O HAGAN, CIARA, Ocios de mi juventud, Review of Ocios de mi juventud, by Miguel Angel Lama , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 91, (4), 2015, p619-620 , Review, PUBLISHED
