An asterisk * denotes a student registered in the Centre of Latin American Studies (CLAS) who is also a member of the Spanish and Portuguese Section of the MMLL Faculty, via the Latin American Cultural Studies Consortium.
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College |
Research Topic |
Supervisor |
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Hughes Hall |
The history of the sublime and the sublime as history in Latin America |
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| Rhoel Tupaz | Queens' College | Recreolisation and ongoing language contact in Zamboangueño Chavacano | Prof Ioanna Sitaridou | |
| María Fernanda Domínguez Londoño |
King's College |
The new sun worshippers: photography, print culture and extractivism in the American hemisphere between 1839 and 1859 | Dr Rory O’Bryen | |
| Matthew Doorly | Trinity Hall | Outcasts of the Civil War: Exile and Identity in the Narratives of Max Aub, Michel del Castillo, and Mercè Rodoreda | Dr Bryan Cameron | |
| William Huddleston |
Corpus Christi |
Uruguayan Football: an Investigation into Identity, Nationality, Modernity and Globalisation | Prof Maite Conde | |
| Carlos Iglesias Crespo | King's College | Memory and Lyric Poetry in Early Modern Spain | Prof Rodrigo Cacho | |
| William Kirby | Fitzwilliam College | Queer subjectivities, sexuality, and nationhood in contemporary Catalan cultures | Dr Isais Fanlo | |
| Ana Lucía Martínez | St Edmund’s | The emergence of the invisible: exploring a poetic of the vestige in Jorge Eduardo Eielson’s art | Dr Rory O'Bryen | |
| Iffat Mirza | Newnham College | The rediscovery and creation of Subaltern Epistemologies in the Global South through comparative readings of Latin American and South Asian literature. | Prof Geoffrey Kantaris | |
| Andrea Carolina Morales Loucil | King's College | Calamitous Genes: Conceptualizing Race, Nation, and Dissent the Spanish Caribbean, 1815-1898 | Dr Rory O'Bryen |
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King's College |
Black Identity and the Nation State in Latin America from the Nineteenth Century to the Present |
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| Leo Temple | King's College |
Mytho-Technical Syncretism and the Economies of Scale in “Modernista” Latin American Poetics |
Dr Geoffrey Kantaris |
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