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Malcolm McNee is an Associate Professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at Smith College. He specializes in Portuguese language instruction and Comparative Lusophone Studies, with a focus on environmental humanities and Brazilian cultural analysis.
- Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
- M.A., Tulane University
- B.A., University of Idaho
His research explores environmental conservation and justice in Brazilian literature, film, and visual arts. Current projects include a study of indigeneity in contemporary Brazilian literature and editing an anthology of Brazilian environmental writing in English translation.
McNee’s recent publications address topics such as indigenous climate activism, cosmopolitical poetry, and posthumanist perspectives in Brazilian art. His work intersects with Smith’s programs in Latin American and Latino/a Studies, World Literatures, and Translation Studies.
He advises students in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies, study-abroad programs in Brazil and Portugal, and Translation Studies Concentration. Office hours are held in Hatfield Hall 308 at Smith College.
