Spanish

Susan Abraham

Medieval and early modern Ibero-Muslim and Judaic studies, the role of language in negotiating cultural and religious difference; Mediterranean studies

shoshan@umich.edu
Pedro Aguilera Mellado

19th and 20th Century literature. Goya and the Enlightenment and counter-Enlightenment in 19th Century Spain. Philosophy in relation to literature and film.

paligera@umich.edu
Juan Udaondo Alegre

udaondo@umich.edu
Erika Almenara

History, memory, violence in Latin America

almenara@umich.edu
Elizabeth Barrios

Contemporary Venezuelan literature and cinema, Latin American cinema, and Historical re-enactment

barriose@umich.edu
Juanita Bernal

20th century Latin American literature, Italian culture, and transatlantic flows between them

bjuanita@umich.edu
Matias Beverinotti

Argentinian humor and political resistance

Beverino@umich.edu
Aaron Boalick

aaronbo@umich.edu
David Collinge

Contemporary Spain

collinge@umich.edu
Diogenes Costa Curras

Contemporary Spain: literature, film, trauma

diocc@umich.edu
Shannon Dowd

Contemporary Latin American literature, critical theory, translation

sedowd@umich.edu
Ludmila Ferrari

Latin American subaltern studies and postcoloniality (subversion and resistance), political poetics,

ludferra@umich.edu
Karen Frazier

Gender and race, Mexico, and Andes

kwf@umich.edu
Laura Herbert

US-Mexico border and representations of time, space and history

lmhmich@umich.edu
Gabriel Horowitz

19th and 20th century Latin America

gabrielh@umich.edu
Anna Mester

Equatorial Guinean and Cape Verdean literatures

amester@umich.edu
Manuel Modesto

XIXth century Latin American literature, liberal thinking and its relation to nation formation, particularly in Chile

mmodesto@umich.edu
Lucia Naser Rocha

Performing arts and politics of aesthetics, dance and writing and dance as writing, research methods, ways of thinking and knowledge construction within creative processes in dance

lunaser@umich.edu
Mariano Olmedo-Gomez

Early modern Spanish literature, 17th century narrative forms deriving from Cervantes, comparative culture studies

molmedo@umich.edu
Mara Pastor

Contemporary Latin American and Caribbean poetry, critical theory, translation

mpastor@umich.edu
Federico Pous

Political theory and social movements in the Southern Cone

fedepous@umich.edu
Paige Rafoth

contemporary Mexican literature, cultural production of autonomous Mexican social movement, the state and neoliberalism

prafoth@umich.edu
Mary Renda

Cultural and subaltern studies, indigenous representation, and postcolonial feminism

mrrenda@umich.edu
Maria Robles

Contemporary Spanish literature & audiovisual culture

mrobles@umich.edu
Angelica Serna

Colonial Latin America

aserna@umich.edu
Rachel TenHaaf

Iberian studies

rtenhaaf@umich.edu
Emily Thomas

Peninsular Literature, Hispanic studies in the 20th Century and the Early Modern Era, notions of com

ejthom@umich.edu
Rodrigo Toromoreno

Wit and the construction of the colonial Amazon

rtoromo@umich.edu
Juan Leal Ugalde

Postcolonial studies and critical theory, subaltern studies in America, Andean cultures, gender stud

juanleal@umich.edu
Martin Vega

Coloniality, mestizaje and gender in post-Conquest Mexico

martinv@umich.edu
Giselle Vitaliti

Latin America allegories

gisellev@umich.edu
Brian Whitener

Neoliberalism & Latin American studies; poetry & translation

bwhiten@umich.edu
Silvina Yi

Contemporary Peninsular and Latin American literature and film

silvina@umich.edu

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Spanish

Medieval and early modern Ibero-Muslim and Judaic studies, the role of language in negotiating cultural and religious difference; Mediterranean studies

19th and 20th Century literature. Goya and the Enlightenment and counter-Enlightenment in 19th Century Spain. Philosophy in relation to literature and film.

History, memory, violence in Latin America

Contemporary Venezuelan literature and cinema, Latin American cinema, and Historical re-enactment

20th century Latin American literature, Italian culture, and transatlantic flows between them

Argentinian humor and political resistance

Contemporary Spain

Contemporary Spain: literature, film, trauma

Contemporary Latin American literature, critical theory, translation

Latin American subaltern studies and postcoloniality (subversion and resistance), political poetics,

Gender and race, Mexico, and Andes

US-Mexico border and representations of time, space and history

19th and 20th century Latin America

Equatorial Guinean and Cape Verdean literatures

XIXth century Latin American literature, liberal thinking and its relation to nation formation, particularly in Chile

Performing arts and politics of aesthetics, dance and writing and dance as writing, research methods, ways of thinking and knowledge construction within creative processes in dance

Early modern Spanish literature, 17th century narrative forms deriving from Cervantes, comparative culture studies

Contemporary Latin American and Caribbean poetry, critical theory, translation

Political theory and social movements in the Southern Cone

contemporary Mexican literature, cultural production of autonomous Mexican social movement, the state and neoliberalism

Cultural and subaltern studies, indigenous representation, and postcolonial feminism

Contemporary Spanish literature & audiovisual culture

Colonial Latin America

Iberian studies

Peninsular Literature, Hispanic studies in the 20th Century and the Early Modern Era, notions of com

Wit and the construction of the colonial Amazon

Postcolonial studies and critical theory, subaltern studies in America, Andean cultures, gender stud

Coloniality, mestizaje and gender in post-Conquest Mexico

Latin America allegories

Neoliberalism & Latin American studies; poetry & translation

Contemporary Peninsular and Latin American literature and film

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