Sebastian Faber identified as the individual
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Sebastiaan Faber is a renowned scholar and editor, known for his contributions to Latin American literature and culture, as well as his insights into Spanish history. His works span co-edited volumes, scholarly translations, and essays on various topics.
One of his most notable books, "Anglo-American Hispanists and the Spanish Civil War: Hispanophilia, Commitment, and Discipline," was published by Palgrave in 2008 and can be found here. Another significant work, "Exile and Cultural Hegemony: Spanish Intellectuals in Mexico, 1939-1975," was published by Vanderbilt University Press in 2002 and is available here.
While a comprehensive list of Faber's publications, including translations and co-edited books, is not directly detailed in the search results, his typical works often include co-edited books such as "The Cambridge Companion to the Literature of the Americas" and edited volumes on Latin American cultural studies and modernism.
In addition to his scholarly works, Faber has authored several books, including "Exhuming Franco: Spain's Second Transition" (Vanderbilt, 2021, 2nd ed. 2023), "Leyendas negras, marcas blancas. La malsana obsesión con la imagen de España en el mundo" (Contexto, 2022), and "Memory Battles of the Spanish Civil War: History, Fiction, Photography" (Vanderbilt, 2018). His book "Franco desenterrado. La segunda Transición española" can be found here, and "Contra el olvido. El exilio español en Estados Unidos" can be found at this link.
Faber's works have been translated into Spanish and are widely available in Spanish media. He contributes regularly to outlets such as "La Marea" and "FronteraD," and more information can be found on their websites [La Marea website, FronteraD website]. He also contributes to Spanish and U.S. media, including "CTXT: Contexto y Acción," "The Nation," "Foreign Affairs," "Conversación sobre la Historia," "Jacobin," and "Public Books." More information on these publications can be found on their respective websites [The Nation website, Foreign Affairs website, Conversación sobre la Historia website, Jacobin website, Public Books website].
Faber co-edits the quarterly magazine "The Volunteer" for the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives (ALBA), and more information can be found on the ALBA website [ALBA website]. Since 1999, Faber has been teaching at Oberlin College.
For a precise and current list of Faber's publications, it would be best to consult his institutional profile (e.g., university faculty page), publisher sites, or databases like WorldCat, Google Scholar, or his personal academic webpage if available.
Engaging in further exploration of Sebastiaan Faber's scholarly pursuits, one can observe his focus on education-and-self-development, fostering personal-growth through his contributions to Latin American literature and culture. His works account for personal insights into Spanish history, promoting understanding and encouragement for those seeking to further their knowledge.
