Academics
Meet the Faculty
Phillip Thomason
Professor of Spanish and Coordinator for Modern Languages
Division: International Studies and Languages Division
Office: Seaver Academic Complex (SAC) 103
Phone: (310) 506-4219
E-mail: phillip.thomason@pepperdine.edu
- Ph.D., Spanish, University of Kentucky, 1987
- M.H.S., Hispanic Studies, Auburn University, 1976
- A.B., Spanish and Political Science, University of Montevallo, 1972, With Highest Honors
Courses:
- Spanish Language
- Hispanic Culture and Civilization
- Spanish Literature
- Basic Translation
Key Awards/Affiliations:
- Program Director: Costa Rica, Spain and Argentina
- Fellowship from the Ministry of Culture of Spain.
- Sigma Delta Pi (National Spanish Honorary)
- Society of the Seven Sages
- American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
- Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association
- American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese
Academic Interests:
- Eighteenth Century Bibliography of Spanish Theatre
- El Coliseo de la Cruz: Madrid's First Permanent Theater (1737-1859)
Selected Works:
- Dissertation: The Coliseo de la Cruz: Madrid's First Municipal Playhouse (1737-1859).
- [Translation] Juan Antonio Monroy, " The Gnosis of Princeton: Wise Men in Search of God," The European Challenge 1 (1988)., 1988
- [Translation] Juan Antonio Monroy, "The Meaning of Human Love in the Song of Solomon," The European Challenge 1.4 (1988): 6-7., 1988
- [Translation] Juan Antonio Monroy, "Listen Europe," The European Challenge 2.3 (1989): 6-7., 1989
- El Coliseo de la Cruz: Illustrations from the Archivo Municipal de Madrid, Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, University of Liverpool. April, 1993., 1993
- Review: Leandro Fernández de Moratín, La Comedia Nueva y El Sí de las Niñas. Barcelona: Crítica, 1994, 354 pp. [Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, (LXLLIV, 1997) 229.), 1994
- [Translation] "The Drawer that Opens By Itself, " in collaboration with William Stivers, Legends from Spain, (Lincolnwood, Ill.: National Textbook, 1997), pp., 1997
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