Antonio Dorca specializes in Spanish intellectual history, Peninsular prose fiction,
modern Catalan literature and critical theory and narrative techniques. He has published
articles on 19th century Spanish novelists in the U. S. and Spain and is the author of
the book, The Dawn of Modern Criticism in Spain. He is a native of Barcelona, Spain. 

Dorca has been teaching at Macalester since 1994. 

EDUCATION: B.A., Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, 1987; Ph.D., University of
California, Davis, 1993

Journal Articles

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Generation X rocks: Conteporary peninsular fiction,film, and rock culture, REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS HISPANICOS (2008)
 

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Manifestaciones narrativas en la España del siglo XXI: La sostenible perennidad de un género (co-editor and Introduction) (with Palmar Álvarez-Blanco), Letras Hispanas (2007)
 

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Miquel M. Gibert o la victoria de la ficción, Letras Hispanas (2007)
 

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Pedro Sánchez, entre episodio nacional y episodio personal, Boletín de la Biblioteca de Menéndez Pelayo (2006)
 

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Goya, Ramón de la Cruz y los orígenes de la España pintoresca, Dieciocho: Hispanic Enlightenment, (2005)
 

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Books

Volverás a la región: El cronotopo idílico en la novela española del siglo XIX (2004)
 

Los Albores de la Critica Moderna en Espana: Jose del Perojo, Manuel de la Revilla y la Revista Contemporanea (1998)
 

Contributions to Books

Juan Manuel de Prada, Twentieth-Century Spanish Fiction Writers (2006)
 

En Torno al Casticisom de Valera: Juanita la Larga, En Torno al Casticismo de Unamuno y la literatura en 1895 (1997)