El proceso de formacion textual en las cronicas franciscanas de Nueva Espana (Siglo XVI)

Rolando Carrasco M. es Magister en Literatura General por la Universidad de Chile y Dr. phil. por la Universidad Friedrich Schiller en Jena. Ha sido academico del Departamento de Literatura de la Universidad de Chile, Visiting Assistant Professor en la Universidad de Virginia, e impartido cursos de su especialidad en el Instituto de Estudios Latinoamericanos (Universidad Libre de Berlin) y la Universidad de Constanza. Sus principales campos de investigacion se han concentrado en los estudios literarios y culturales sobre el periodo colonial en Hispanoamerica, con enfasis en Humanismo y retorica en la temprana modernidad, cronicas eclesiasticas y el utopismo cristiano-social en America, Ilustracion y enciclopedismo en el area andina (s. XVIII). Actualmente, se desempena como colaborador academico y cientifico en el Instituto de Romanistica-Latinistica de la Universidad de Osnabrueck (Alemania).

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Rolando Carrasco M. has a Master's in General Literature from the University of Chile and a Ph.D. from the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena. He has been an academic in the Department of Literature at the University of Chile, Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, and has taught courses in his specialty at the Institute of Latin American Studies (Free University of Berlin) and the University of Constanza. His main fields of research have focused on literary and cultural studies on the colonial period in Latin America, with an emphasis on humanism and rhetoric in early modernity, ecclesiastical chronicles and christian-social utopianism in America, enlightenment and encyclopedism in the Andes (18th century). Currently, he works as an academic and scientific collaborator at the Institute for Romance-Latin Studies at the University of Osnabrueck (Germany).