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Institution

Unit

Venue

Antonio Viego

Associate Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies

Literature

Antonio Viego is currently serving as a Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies Associate Professor at Duke University.

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Duke University

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culture psychology cultural studies latino studies performance studies public health stigma mental health women's health anxiety disorders latin feminist theory feminist philosophy migration studies cultural change feminist criminology feminist studies latin american research latin american politics hauntology loneliness correctional practice thanatology cultural dynamics self-awareness feminist knowledge feminist perspectives feminist inquiry feminist methods feminist research latin american studies indigenous peoples latin american diaspora latino anxiety puerto rican syndrome black feminism gender studies intersectionality ethnic studies ethnicity queer theory american literature queer studies critical race theory race

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Latinx and the Neurologization of Self. Cultural Dynamics (2017)

Antonio Viego

culturelatincultural dynamicsself-awarenesscultural changecultural studiesanthropology

The Madness of Curing,. Feminist formations (2013)

Antonio Viego

feminist perspectivesfeminist knowledgefeminist criminologyfeminist studiesfeminist theoryfeminist philosophygender studiesfeminist methodsfeminist researchfeminist inquiry

The Nightgown. CR The New Centennial Review (2013)

Antonio Viego

art historyartcontemporary artculture

The Life of the Undead: Biopower, Latino Anxiety and the Epidemiological Paradox. Women & Performance a journal of feminist theory (2009)

Antonio Viego

latino anxietymental healththanatologylonelinessanxiety disorderscorrectional practicewomen's healthmigration studieshauntologypublic healthpsychologyepidemiology

The Puerto Rican Syndrome. Latino Studies (2005)

Antonio Viego

psychiatrylatin american diasporalatin american studieslatin american researchdisabilityindigenous peoplespuerto rican syndromelatino studieslatin american politics

The Unconscious of Latino/a Studies. Latino Studies (2003)

Antonio Viego

stigmaperformance studiesculturepsychologycultural studieslatino studies

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Antonio Viego

Associate Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies

Literature

Antonio Viego is currently serving as a Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies Associate Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Antonio Viego

Duke University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Latinx and the Neurologization of Self. Cultural Dynamics (2017)

Antonio Viego

culturelatincultural dynamicsself-awarenesscultural changecultural studiesanthropology

The Madness of Curing,. Feminist formations (2013)

Antonio Viego

feminist perspectivesfeminist knowledgefeminist criminologyfeminist studiesfeminist theoryfeminist philosophygender studiesfeminist methodsfeminist researchfeminist inquiry

The Nightgown. CR The New Centennial Review (2013)

Antonio Viego

art historyartcontemporary artculture

The Life of the Undead: Biopower, Latino Anxiety and the Epidemiological Paradox. Women & Performance a journal of feminist theory (2009)

Antonio Viego

latino anxietymental healththanatologylonelinessanxiety disorderscorrectional practicewomen's healthmigration studieshauntologypublic healthpsychologyepidemiology

The Puerto Rican Syndrome. Latino Studies (2005)

Antonio Viego

psychiatrylatin american diasporalatin american studieslatin american researchdisabilityindigenous peoplespuerto rican syndromelatino studieslatin american politics

The Unconscious of Latino/a Studies. Latino Studies (2003)

Antonio Viego

stigmaperformance studiesculturepsychologycultural studieslatino studies

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