Cinthya Ammerman (ACLS Fellow 2021-2022)
Dr. Ammerman’s work centers on hemispheric relationality, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the American landscape to contest the imagined geopolitical boundaries of settler nation-states.
Read MoreThe ACLS “Emerging Voices” Postdoctoral Fellows are early career scholars whose voices, perspectives, and broad visions strengthen institutions of higher education and humanistic disciplines.
Dr. Ammerman’s work centers on hemispheric relationality, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the American landscape to contest the imagined geopolitical boundaries of settler nation-states.
Read MoreDr. Tartici wanted to use the course as a tool to study how the narratives of immigrants form a core feature of the American literary and cultural landscape and have given rise to new forms of experimental writing.
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