Ennis Addison

Ennis Addison serves as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Global Studies within the School of Liberal Studies at Purchase College, specializing in Hispanic and comparative literary studies across global contexts.

His academic credentials include:

• Master of Arts in Hispanic Studies from Auburn University
• PhD candidate in Hispanic Languages and Literature at Stony Brook University (dissertation in progress)

Dr. Addison's research centers on transnational literary analysis, particularly examining intersections between African American and Latin American narratives. His doctoral work "From Harlem to Havana and Back Again: Ruin, the 'Performance of Survival', and the Ambivalent Detective in Chester Himes' Harlem Cycle and Leonardo Padura's Cuatro Estaciones" investigates thematic parallels in detective fiction across Harlem and Havana. With extensive field experience in Spain, Mexico, Venezuela, Argentina, Cuba, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic, his scholarship integrates immersive cultural perspectives into global studies frameworks.

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