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Dr. Brian Brewer

Dr. Brian Brewer

Assistant Professor, Hispanic Studies

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Publications and Further Research Outputs

  • Brian Brewer, The Pen is Mightier Than the Sword: Action as Madness in Don Quixote, Forum For Modern Language Studies, 51, (4), 2015, p364 - 378Journal Article, 2015
  • Cervantes and Genre in, editor(s)Aaron M. Kahn , Oxford Handbook of Cervantes, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2021, [Brian Brewer]Book Chapter, 2021
  • Brian Brewer, 'Yo sería cobdicioso mercader': Aristocratic Economics in El Abencerraje, Revista Hispanica Moderna, 70, (1), 2017, p37 - 53Journal Article, 2017
  • Brian Brewer, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: Early Modern Economics, Humor, and Point of View In Lazarillo de Tormes, Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, 42, (3), 2018, p473 - 497Journal Article, 2018
  • Value, Price, and Money: Early Modern Economic Theory in Three Episodes of Don Quijote in, editor(s)Stephen Boyd , The Art of Cervantes in Don Quixote: Critical Essays., London, Legenda, 2019, pp131 - 157, [Brian Brewer]Book Chapter, 2019
  • Brian Brewer, Quixotic Economy: Comedy, Romance and Early Modern Economics in Don Quijote, Cervantes: Bulletin of the Cervantes society of America, 39, (1), 2019, p117 - 134Journal Article, 2019
  • Brian Brewer, Sancho Panza, Arbitrista, eHumanista/Cervantes, 7, 2019, p42 - 60Journal Article, 2019
  • Brian Brewer, Unity-in-Variety, admiratio, and Verisimilitude in the Interpolated Stories of Don Quijote, Part One, BULLETIN OF HISPANIC STUDIES, 99, (8), 2022, p699 - 720Journal Article, 2022, TARA - Full Text
  • Brian Brewer, Comic Exaggeration, Eroticism, and Character in Don Quijote: Maritornes, Doña Rodríguez, Altisidora, Cervantes: Bulletin of the Cervantes society of America, 42, (1), 2022, p35 - 55Journal Article, 2022
  • Brian Brewer, Don Quijote: The Econopoetics of Cervantes's Epic Comedy, Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, 48, (1), 2025, p49 - 75Journal Article, 2025, DOI
  • Cosmos + Taxis, 12, 3-4, (2024), 1 - 90p, Brian Brewer, [Guest Editor]Journal, 2024, URL
  • Brian Brewer, Don Quijote: Cervantes's Liberal Comedy, Cosmos + Taxis, 12, (3-4), 2024, p54 - 66Journal Article, 2024, URL
  • Hares, Cages, and Crickets: Erotic Metaphors in Don Quijote 2.73 in, editor(s)Paul Michael Johnson Chad Leahy Elizabeth Neary , Cervantes in Transit: Studies in Honor of Francisco Layna Ranz, Delaware, USA, University of Delaware Press, 2026, [Brian Brewer]Book Chapter, 2026
  • Brian Brewer, La matemáticas sutiles o los límites del saber en La vida es sueño, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 88, (4), 2011, p487 - 521Journal Article, 2011
  • Brian Brewer, Jealousy and Usury in El celoso extremeño, Cervantes, 33, (1), 2013, p11 - 43Journal Article, 2013
  • Brian Brewer, Bacías de barbero, yelmos y baciyelmos: Pespectivismo económico en Don Quijote, Pictavia aurea: Actas del IX Congreso de la Asociación Internacional Siglo de Oro, Tolouse, edited by Emma Herrán AlonsoAlain Bègue , PUM, 2014, pp359 - 366Conference Paper, 2014
  • Brian Brewer, From Conquest to Contract: Property, Justice and the New Economic Empire in Don Quijote, Part One, Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, 48, (1), 2014, p3 - 24Journal Article, 2014
  • The Sterility of Abundance: Marcela and Grisśtomo in the Golden Age in, editor(s)Terrence O'Reilly and Stephen Boyd , Artificio e Invención: Essays on the Prose, Poetry and Drama of the Spanish Golden Age, London, Legenda, 2014, pp32 - 42, [Brian Brewer ]Book Chapter, 2014
  • The Sins of the Father are Redeemed by the Son (and Daughter): Determinism and Moral Autonomy in Cervantes' Novelas ejemplares in, editor(s)Aaron M. Kahn , Connecting Past and Present: Exploring the Influence of the Spanish Golden Age in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries, Newcastle upon Tyne, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014, pp59 - 74, [Brian Brewer ]Book Chapter, 2014
  • Brian Brewer, Review of Sins of the Fathers: Moral Economies in Early Modern Spain, by Hilaire Kallendorf , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 2017, p9-10Review
  • Brian Brewer, Review of Affective Geographies: Cervantes, Emotion, and the Literary Mediterranean, by Paul Michael Johnson , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 99, (1), 2022Review
  • Brian Brewer, Review of Don Quijote de la Mancha o el triunfo de la ficción caballeresca, by Aurora Egido , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 101, (10), 2024, p1574-1575Review
  • Brian Brewer, Review of A secreto agravio secreta venganza, by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, Erik Coenen , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 89, (6), 2012Review
  • Brian Brewer, Review of De amor y literature: hacia Cervantes, by Juan Ramón Muñoz Sánchez , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 91, (8), 2014Review
  • Brian Brewer, Review of Sociabilidad y literature en el Siglo de Oro, by Mechthild Albert , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 92, (6), 2015Review
  • Brian Brewer, Review of Knowing Minds. Cognitive Cultural Studies and Early Modern Spanish Literature, by Barbara Simerka , Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 93, (2), 2016, p346-47Review

Recognition

  • Luis Andrés Murillo Prize (Cervantes Society of America) December 2013
  • Anthony Close Scholarship (Asociación Internacional Siglo de Oro) 2010
  • William K. Kraemer Memorial Award for Scholarship in Ethics, University of Arkansas 2000
  • Morgan Edwards Fellowship, Brown University 2007
  • Renaissance Society of America Present
  • Cervantes Society of America Present
  • Manuscript Reviewer, Peter Lang 2020
  • External Assessor, National University of Ireland Traveling Scholarship. 2014
  • Executive Council, Cervantes Society of America 2024-2026
  • Manuscript Reviewer, University of Toronto Press 2012, 2026
  • Peer Reviewer: Cervantes: Journal of the Cervantes Society of America; Bulletin of Hispanic Studies; Bulletin of Spanish Studies; Cincinnati Romance Review; Hispanic Review; Hispanófila; Revista de Estudios Hispánicos 2014-2026