Boston College teaching record
Ali Kulez
Assistant Professor, Hispanic Studies
Biography
Ali Kulez’s research focuses on 20th- and 21st-century Latin American literatures and cultures. His work examines the relationship between the body, identity, and politics with a particular focus on Cuban, Brazilian, and Argentine cultural production. His current book project, Gastropoetics: Cultural Figurations of Eating in Modern Cuba and Brazil, approaches consumption as a site of critical reflection on biopolitics, cosmopolitanism, and sovereignty. Before joining Boston College, Dr. Kulez was a Harper-Schmidt Fellow at the University of Chicago.
Official evaluation summary
4.46 / 5
Courses taught
- SPAN3395 Contextos: Introduction to Literary Analysis in Spanish
- SPAN6617 Food and Identity in Latin/o American Literature and Culture
- SPAN6603 Indigeneity in Latin American Literature and Culture
- SPAN9923 Violence in Twentieth- and Twenty-First Century Latin American Literature
- SPAN6623 Violence in Twentieth- and Twenty-First Century Latin American Literature