Dr. Victoria Cox

Language(s) taught

Spanish

Teaching/Research

Spanish Language. Latin American Literature and Culture. Andean Studies. Latin American Women Writers. Performance Studies. Business Spanish.

Degrees/Certifications

PhD, Latin American Literature and Culture. Andean Studies. (1997) University of Maryland

Academic achievement

Victoria Cox is Associate Professor at Appalachian State University. She specializes in Colonial Andean literature, Argentine popular theatre, Contemporary Latin American Studies, and Latin American Women Studies. Her articles have been published in journals and anthologies specializing in Latin American literature. Her 2002 book Guaman Poma de Ayala: entre los conceptos andino y europeo de tiempo (The Representation of Andean and European Time and Space in Guaman Poma de Ayala's New Chronicle and Good Government) examines concepts of time and space in the manuscript of a 17th century Andean author. In 2007 she received a Fulbright award to pursue her research at the Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut in Berlin. She co-authored (with Nora Glickman) a book on Argentine popular theatre titled El inglés en el teatro y el cine argentino: De los orígenes a Malvinas (The Portrayal of the British Colonial Invasion in the Argentine Popular Theatre and Contemporary Film) (2011).
Dr. Victoria Cox is member of the College of Arts & Sciences Academy of Outstanding Teachers.

Title: Professor, Spanish
Department: Languages, Literatures & Cultures

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Phone: (828) 262-7101

Office address
LS Dougherty 108 B