Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Maria Blanca de Lizaur Guerra is a researcher specialized in cultural studies, communications and literature, as well as a writer. She was born in Mexico City, Mexico, in 1966, to Spanish parents.Her articles have appeared in different academic journals. She has taught and given conferences in Mexico, the United States and Spain. Her work has been cited in a number of countries. She received a doctorate in Philology from the Universidad de Alcala in Spain.Blanca de Lizaur, the name by which she is more commonly known, is recognized as having made important contributions regarding the study of the telenovela format, establishing the equivalency of the Latinamerican telenovela with American soap operas and Canadian téléromans, and about the definition of melodrama.In regards to Literary Theory and Cultural Studies' different schools of thought (and their corresponding theses and antitheses), Blanca de Lizaur is considered to be the first scholar to offer in her work, a structured synthesis (one that encompasses previous scholars' main approaches and contributions, in a meaningful way that responds to reality).. }
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- Blanca_de_Lizaur abstract "Maria Blanca de Lizaur Guerra is a researcher specialized in cultural studies, communications and literature, as well as a writer. She was born in Mexico City, Mexico, in 1966, to Spanish parents.Her articles have appeared in different academic journals. She has taught and given conferences in Mexico, the United States and Spain. Her work has been cited in a number of countries. She received a doctorate in Philology from the Universidad de Alcala in Spain.Blanca de Lizaur, the name by which she is more commonly known, is recognized as having made important contributions regarding the study of the telenovela format, establishing the equivalency of the Latinamerican telenovela with American soap operas and Canadian téléromans, and about the definition of melodrama.In regards to Literary Theory and Cultural Studies' different schools of thought (and their corresponding theses and antitheses), Blanca de Lizaur is considered to be the first scholar to offer in her work, a structured synthesis (one that encompasses previous scholars' main approaches and contributions, in a meaningful way that responds to reality).".