Hispanic

Course Structure

1. volcanoes and disasters (School of Earth Sciences)
2. Atlantic studies (School of Arts, School of Humanities)
3. sport (Department of Italian, School of History of Art)
4. landscapes (Graduate School of Arts and Humanities)
5. internationalism (School of History of Art)
6. linguistics (Department of German)
7. Dr Matthew Brown, (Reader), Digital humanities; historical links between Britain and Latin America; historical studies of Latin America, 18th to 20th centuries; sport history; sterilization and rural communities (Peru).
8. Dr Joanna Crow, (Senior Lecturer), Chile-Peru connections; digital humanities; indigenous cultures, agency, and networks in Chile; Latin American studies; modern Latin American literature.
9. Professor Andrew Ginger, (Professor), 19th-century studies; Atlantic studies; comparative studies; deep time; genesis of modernism; Spanish and Latin American experimental literature; thought from 18th-century to the present; translation from Spanish; universalisms; visual arts (including film).
10. Dr James Hawkey, (Lecturer), Hispanic sociolinguistics; language policy and language contact; multilingual speech communities.
11. Dr Edward King, (Lecturer), Brazilian literary and visual culture (including the graphic novel); interconnections between culture and technology; power dynamics connected to technological change; science fiction.
12. Dr Sally-Ann Kitts, (Senior Lecturer), 18th-century Spanish studies; digital humanities; Spanish theatre from the Golden Age to the Second Republic; the idea of the modern self: British-Spanish connections in the Enlightenment.
13. Dr Jose Lingna Nafafe, (Lecturer), 17th and 18th century Portuguese and Brazilian history; Lusophone Atlantic African diaspora; migrant culture and integration; race, religion and ethnicity postcolonial theory and the Lusophone Atlantic; slavery and wage-labour.
14. Dr Paco Romero Salvado, (Reader), modern Spanish history; praetorian politics; revolution; social conflict; Spain as a laboratory of European conflict; the Spanish Civil War.
15. Dr Caragh Wells, (Senior Lecturer), contemporary Spanish literature; feminism and gender studies; literary theory; the concept of oneness; women writers and urban fiction.
16. Dr Caroline Williams, (Senior Lecturer), Atlantic studies; colonial Spanish American history; frontier and border studies; volcano studies and earth science.