Liana Ewald is a Senior lecturer in Spanish. She has taught Spanish I and II, and 21G.716 Introduction to Contemporary Hispanic Literature and Film among others. Prior to teaching at MIT she was an Associate Professor at San Diego State University.

Ewald has published her research in journals such as Hispanic Review, Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, and Bulletin of Hispanic Studies.

Ewald’s pedagogical interests include modern Spanish literature and culture, particularly in the evolution of realism and the novel; the mediation of history through literary and cultural forms; and the representation of gender and women’s issues in literature.

Education:
PhD Boston University
MA Middlebury College
BA University of Massachusetts Amherst