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Elizabeth Osborne

Assistant Professor

Phone 508-929-8707 S-304 J
My primary research looks at memory in post-dictatorial Southern Cone film and literature, with an emphasis on Chile. Currently I am pursuing a second line of research on the representation of domestic employees in Latin American film. The theoretical framework for each project involves gender, affect, and empathy to differing degrees.

Education

2008
The George Washington University
BA
2010
Universidad de Chile
MA
2015
Stony Brook University
MA
2015
Stony Brook University
Ph.D.
Skills Latin American Literature Latin American Cinema Southern Cone Studies Gender Studies Memory Cultural Studies

Achievements

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WSU Library Open Educational Resources Initiative Grant (Worcester State University)
Spring 2017 grant recipient
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Teaching and Learning Innovation Mini-Grant (Worcester State University)
2017 grant recipient
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Publications

  • Articles
Articles
Osborne, Elizabeth. “Resisting Reconciliation: Critical Melancholia and Collective <i>Resentimiento</i> in Pedro Lemebel’s <i>De perlas y cicatrices</i>.” <i>Chasqui</i>, vol. 46, no. 1, May 2017, pp. 215-227. Read More
Articles
Osborne, Elizabeth. “Sounds of Absence: Haptic Aurality and Silence in Chile’s <i>Mi vida con Carlos</i> and <i>El eco de las canciones</i>.” <i>Studies in Spanish and Latin American Cinema</i>, vol. 14, no. 1, March 2017, pp. 41-57. Read More

Courses

SP-901

Memory in Southern Cone Literature and Film

3 credits
SP-349

Spanish American Literature

3 credits
SP-323

Spanish Conversation I

3 credits
SP-322

Advanced Spanish Composition II

3 credits
SP-292

Spanish for Women's Health

3 credits
SP-291

Introduction to Medical Spanish

3 credits
SP-210

Intermediate Spanish I

3 credits
SP-211

Intermediate Spanish II

3 credits
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