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Graduate Students
Larissa Brewer-García
Rachel Burk
- Early modern and transatlantic cultural studies
- Dissertation title - "Salus erat in sanguine" Discourses of Blood in Early Modern Spain"
- 19th- and 20th-century Spanish literature; cine de autor; gender and sexuality; melodrama; literature and fashion; critical theory
- 19th-century and contemporary Latin American literature and culture
- Latin American and Caribbean contemporary literature, theatre and performance
- Colonial studies, fifteenth-eighteenth centuries
- 19th- and 20th-century Peninsular and European avant-garde literature, photography and film; photographic tropes in literature; critical theory and philosophy, especially of aesthetics, space and memory; Catalan Studies
- Contemporary Latin American literature, cultural production and migration, the exchange between Hispanic and Francophone texts, and African literature and society.
- Contemporary and 20th-century Latin American literary culture, particularly Argentina and Mexico; critical theory; the visual arts; media studies and the history of the book.
- Dissertation title: "Relational Literatures: An Actor-Network of Latin American Writing"
- Contemporary Latin American literature and culture (focusing on
the Caribbean); postcolonial and gender theory; cultural studies
Matthew Goldmark
- 20th and 21st century transatlantic lyric poetry; ethics, aesthetics, and politics; contemporary continental and American philosophy; critical theory
- Early modern Iberia;
comedia studies and performance;
Catalan studies;
decadence;
Baroque and Neobaroque poetry;
materiality; auteurist cinema
- 20th- and 21st-century Latin American literature and film
- Colonial and contemporary Caribbean literatures; Gender studies
- Contemporary Latin American narrative, performance and film, especially of the Southern Cone; South American indigenous peoples; the novel
- Early Modern Iberian Atlantic; Postcolonial Studies; Cultural Studies; History of Material Text, Literature and Medicine; History of Ideas; Ekphrasis
Javier Sampedro
Elizabeth Spragins
- 19th- and 20th-century Latin American and Caribbean literatures
- Contemporary Latin American literature and visual culture; critical theory
- Dissertation title: "Memory, Counter-Memory, Invariance: Mexico, 1968"
- Article: “Franco’s Kids: Geopolitics and Postdictatorship in ¿Quién puede matar a un niño?” Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies 7.1 (2006):23-36.
- Article:
"After Macondo: Latin American Literature and the 1960s.” Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies (forthcoming).
- Article: “Resistances of Latin Americanism.” CR: New Centennial Review (forthcoming).
Carmen Valache
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