Ph.D., 1997, Emory University. Professor Dangler’s research interests include the history of medicine, the history of the body, the history of the Spanish language, multicultural Iberia, and theories of alterity. She is the author of Mediating Fictions: Literature, Women Healers, and the Go-Between in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia (Bucknell UP, 2001), as well as Making Difference in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia (U of Notre Dame P, 2005). Her current book project, Edging Toward Iberia, is a conceptual, metacritical exploration of what is at stake in being a medievalist of the Iberian peninsula. It also investigates the connections between medieval Iberia and a host of other places, such as North Africa, Latin America, contemporary Iberia, and Ethiopia. She is also co-producing a sourcebook entitled Love and Disease: A Sourcebook of Medical Information on Sexuality and Love in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia.