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Professor Hoyos holds a Ph.D. and an M.A. from Cornell University. He was born in Bogota, where he studied philosophy and literature at the Universidad de los Andes. He is preparing two book-manuscripts, entitled Beyond Bolano: The Global Latin American Novel and El deber de la travesura: Cesar Aira y la critica cultural. His interests include visual culture and critical theory, as well as comparative and philosophical approaches to literature. Hoyos has published scholarly articles on Garcia Marquez, Roberto Bolano, urban fiction, and the late thought of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Currently teaching
DLCL 221: Materia
(Autumn, Winter, Spring)
OSPSANTG 54: Revisiting the Chilean Coup in Literature and Art: 1973-2023 (Autumn) ILAC 356: Asian-Latin Americans: Historical, Literary, and Cultural Migrations (Winter) LATINAM 200: Seminar on Contemporary Issues in Latin American Studies (Winter, Spring) ILAC 256: Asian-Latin Americans: Historical, Literary, and Cultural Migrations (Winter) ILAC 131: Introduction to Latin America: Cultural Perspectives (Winter) OSPGEN 35: Mexican Modernisms (Summer) ILAC 368: Law and (non-)Humanities in Latin America (Spring) |