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Dr. Bryan Cameron is a University Associate Professor in Modern Spanish Literature and Culture at the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics, University of Cambridge. He serves as Fellow and Director of Studies at Selwyn College, with expertise in Spanish literature, cinema, and cultural studies from the 18th century to the present.
- Research Focus: Modern Spanish culture, crisis cinema (2008-2018), coloniality/modernity frameworks, feminist theory, and 15-M movement analysis
- Teaching Areas: Spanish literature, 19th-century novels, cinema, modernity/coloniality, gender studies
- Contact: Email bsc30@cam.ac.uk
Research Projects: His work examines patrilineal crisis in Spanish literature (1870-1890s) and post-crisis Spanish cinema (2008-2018). Recent publications analyze Catalan screen media, neoliberal workplace tensions, and neocolonial continuities in film.
Academic Contributions: Editor of special issues on Spanish affect theory, migrant cinema, and visual dissent. His 15 most recent articles span topics from Galdós's political journalism to post-democracy cinematic experiments.
Student Supervision: Currently supervising PhD candidates Samantha Edwards and Matthew Doorly in areas related to his research.
