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Cornelia started following the work of Michael Pickles, Lancaster University, Department of European Languages & Cultures.
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Faculty Member, Department of European Languages & Cultures
Lecturer in Hispanic Studies
About
My research revolves around the relationship between poetry and politics, with a particular interest in the Poetics of Resistance and on the theoretical underpinnings of committed writing. My projects are mostly comparative and include case studies from Europe and the Americas. My approach integrates a strong theoretical component with close readings of case studies.
Current lines of research:
Performance Poetry
Cultural Interventions in Urban Space / Cities
Alterglobalisation Literature
Committed writing in 20th and 21st Century Mexico: Representation of Mexican guerrilla movements in literature, the 'dirty war' in Mexico (1970s)
I'm involved in the following research projects and networks:
Non-Lyric Discourse in Contemporary Poetry: Spaces , Subjects, Enunciative Hybridity, Mediality http://dinolipoe.blogspot.com/
Poetics of Resistance www.poeres.org
Latin America Research Cluster at Lancaster University
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fass/groups/larc/
New publication: Special issue of Cosmos and History on 'The Poetics of Resistance', co-edited with David Wood. See http://www.cosmosandhistory.org/index.php/journal/issue/current
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