Sarzi Amade, Jose
Jose Sarzi Amade
José Sarzi Amade is a PhD candidate in WLC-Spanish and a Graduate Teaching Assistant.
He holds a Master’s degree in Spanish Languages and Cultures (St. John’s University, NYC, 2021), a Master’s degree in French Didactics (Artois University, France, 2019) and a PhD in Romance Languages, with a major in Italian (Aix-Marseille University, France, 2016).
His research and work include the study of imagology, religion, and other literary explorations of the 16th and 17th centuries. He is also the author of a two-volume edition of a Capuchin missionary’s travel account of the 17th-century evangelization of the Kingdom of Congo.
He has published a number of articles on subjects as diverse as Italian auteur cinema, urbanism, and existentialist novels, among others.
He is currently editing a text by a little-known author from 17th-century Spanish literature, and would be delighted to publish this research at a later date.
Email: jsarziam@vols.utk.edu
Personal Website: utk.academia.edu/Jos%C3%A9SarziAmade