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Michael C. Aronna is an Associate Professor and Chair of Hispanic Studies at Vassar College. He has been affiliated with the institution since 1995. His academic background includes a PhD in Hispanic Languages and Literature from the University of Pittsburgh, and a BA and MA in Comparative Literature and Hispanic Languages/Literatures from Stony Brook University.
His research focuses on the intersection of medical discourse and national identity, testimonial narratives, and literary/cultural theory. He co-edited The Postmodernism Debate in Latin America (Duke University Press) and authored ‘Pueblos enfermos’: The Discourse of Illness in the Turn-of-the-Century Spanish and Latin American Essay. He actively participates in the Latin American and Latino/a Studies Program.
Teaching interests include colonial and modern Latin American literature/culture, Latin American cultural history, and seminars on Latin American topics. Courses taught include HISP 227, LALS 227 (Colonial Latin America), and advanced seminars.
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