Arturo Ruiz Mautino
Graduate Student
Overview
Arturo Ruiz Mautino is a PhD Candidate in Spanish. His dissertation studies the emergence of posthumanist ways of thinking about the works of memory in contemporary Latin American fiction. Drawing from memory studies, fiction theory, animal studies, and critical posthumanities, his dissertation proposes a transregional genealogy delving into contemporary literary production from Mexico, the Andean region, and the Southern Cone. His most recent publications deal with philosophy of technology, Iberian Medieval poetics, and 20th century Mexican literary realism. He received his BA and licenciatura from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and his MA from Cornell University.
Courses taught:
SPAN 2200: Perspectives on Latin America
SPAN 2180: Advanced Spanish Writing Workshop
SPAN 2097: Monologue: Being in the World
SPAN 2095: Spanish Intermediate Composition and Conversation II
SPAN 2090: Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 1230: Continuing Spanish
SPAN 1210: Elementary Spanish I
SPAN 1120: Elementary Spanish II"