Senior Director of Experiential Learning & Associate Faculty
jeg387@nyu.edu
B.A., English, French, Italian Studies University of Florida, 2007
M.A., Italian Studies, Florida State University, 2010
Ph.D., German and Romance Languages and Literature, Johns Hopkins University, 2016
Dr. Janet E. Gomez is a literary scholar whose research and teaching interests revolve around the figure of warrior women across cultures and time periods. Dr. Gomez received her Ph.D. in Italian Medieval and Renaissance Literature from Johns Hopkins University, and her M.A. in Italian Studies from Florida State University. She has more than fifteen years of teaching experience and has taught at the University of Florida, Florida State, Johns Hopkins University, and Georgetown University. In 2015, she was co-curator of “Fakes, Lies, and Forgeries,” a rare book exhibition at the Johns Hopkins Peabody Library, and published an article in its catalog titled “Scandal! Literary Fakes as Bestsellers.” Most recently, she is the co-editor of a critical edition titled Love Enamored and Driven Mad by Lucrezia Marinella (Iter Toronto, 2020).]
warrior women; women in leadership; female rulers; Medieval and Renaissance Italian Literature; Italian Early Modern Women Writers; Literary Forgeries; Dante Alighieri; Torquato Tasso; Lucrezia Marinella