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- NAME: Karen Elizabeth Bishop
- FIELD IN HISTORY AND LITERATURE: Latin America; North America; Modern Europe (France); Postcolonial Studies
- Ph.D., University of California at Santa Barbara (Comparative Literature)
- AREAS OF INTEREST:
- 20th-century Latin American literature (emphasis on Southern Cone)
- 20th-century North American poetry and poetics
- 19th- and 20th-century French and Francophone literature
- 20th-century Literature of the Americas
- Exile studies
- Historical subjectivity under dictatorships
- Peronism
- The Argentine “Dirty War” (1976-1983): its politics, ethics, literature, representation
- Torture: literature of torture; politics of torture; philosophy of human rights; disappearance
- Testimonio
- Philosophies of history, particulary 19th- and 20th- centuries
- History and memory
- History of literary forms, particularly Western poetics; the 19th- and 20th-century novel; and documentary narrative
- Contemporary comparative poetics
- Practice and theories of translation
- Philosophies of space and place
- Urban studies; architecture and literature
- Critical and literary theory
- DISSERTATION TOPIC OR TITLE: "Mapping Disappearance: Epistemologies of Exile and Emplacement in Modern
Argentine Narrative"
- E-MAIL ADDRESS: kebishop@fas
- OFFICE: Barker 032
- OFFICE PHONE: 495-3288
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