Tamara L. Mitchell is Assistant Professor of Spanish at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, where she teaches Latin American literatures and cultures. Her research considers the entanglement of aesthetics, politics, and economics in 20th- and 21st-century Mexican and Central American literature. Her emerging work draws on cultural sound studies to question how sound and listening are wielded in Mexican literary and cultural expression as a means of responding to the violence of advanced capitalism, including effects on both human and more-than-human beings and world(view)s.
Assistant Professor
Department of French, Hispanic and Italian Studies
University of British Columbia
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