Mauricio Acuña
Latin America
Cole Rizki
Research Summary
Paula Sprague
Research Summary
Please download Dr. Sprague's current C.V. for a full list of her publications, awards, and interests in research and teaching.
Education
Ph.D., Modern Peninsular Spanish Literature; University of Wisconsin-Madison (2002)
M.A., Hispanic language and literatures; University of Wisconsin-Madison
B,A., Spanish; Knox College
Esther Poveda Moreno
Research Summary
A native of Madrid (Spain) Esther Poveda’s love for languages, literature and traveling started at a young age, when she decided to complete a B.A. in English Philology at the Universidad Complutense in Madrid. Since then she has lived in Ireland, the United States, Spain and Guatemala, and she has travelled extensively in Europe and the Americas.
Gustavo Pellón
María Inés Lagos
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Anne Garland Mahler
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Anne Garland Mahler is an interdisciplinary scholar focused on South-South political and cultural movements, particularly among Latin American, African American, and U.S. Latinx writers. Her research draws on the fields of cultural studies, history, and critical theory of racial capitalism and globalization. An Associate Professor with a PhD in Latin American cultural studies (Emory University, 2013), her work has been supported by the American Council of Learned Societies, the Ford Foundation, and the Mellon Foundation.
Allison Bigelow
Research Summary
I study the history of science and technology in the early Americas, from Virginia to Potosí. I am especially interested in developing language-centered methods that document the ideas and practices of historically marginalized actors, such as women, Indigenous, and African diasporic knowledge holders, in vernacular sciences like mining, metallurgy, and agriculture.
Randolph Pope
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Eli Carter
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