Fernando Valcheff García

Graduate Student
He, Him, Él

valcheff@umich.edu

Office Information:

MLB 3009

Romance Languages & Literatures; Spanish

Education/Degree:

BA in Spanish Language and Literature (Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata)
MA in Crossways in Cultural Narratives (University of St Andrews / Universidad de Santiago de Compostela / Universidade NOVA de Lisboa)
MA in Romance Languages and Literatures: Spanish (University of Michigan)

About

I am a PhD candidate in Spanish (ABD). My dissertation uses critical theory to explore the connections between meat/flesh imagery and political imagination in contemporary Latin American literature by women writers. My early critical explorations focused on the work of the Argentine poet Amelia Biagioni through a psychoanalytical and philosophical lens. In my master’s dissertation, he studied the intermedial relations between literature, audiovisual art, and digital technologies in cultural objects that reimagine Van Gogh’s life and work.

Current Courses

SPANISH 280-003
Conversation Through Spanish/Latin American Film

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