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Ricardo Ortíz

Professor of US Latinx Literatures and Cultures Director of Georgetown's Master's Program in Engaged and Public Humanities

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

American Studies Program

Global and Comparative Literature Program

Medical Humanities Initiative

Ricardo Ortíz is currently serving as an American Studies Program Professor of US Latinx Literatures and Cultures Director of Georgetown's Master's Program in Engaged and Public Humanities at Georgetown University.

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Ricardo Ortíz

Georgetown University

Professor of US Latinx Literatures and Cultures Director of Georgetown's Master's Program in Engaged and Public Humanities

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literature literary criticism literary history comparative literature literary theory literary studies cultural studies latino studies narrative american literature diaspora studies latin american studies african american studies history race poetry intersectionality queer theory sexual orientation homosexuality textual practice contemporary fiction postcolonial writing sexual diversity queer studies narrative and identity narrative representation writing instruction political culture latino question sonia sotomayor latinx literature arturo islas julia alvarez ensayos sobre homosexualidades enorme cicatriz luminosa literary action testimonial imagination literary practice performative latinidades transnational contexts edwidge danticat haitian diaspora dew breaker latin american diaspora world literature latin literature spanish

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Being Brown: Sonia Sotomayor and the Latino Question. Latino Studies (2021)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

african american studiessonia sotomayorlatino questionrace

Against Against Literature: Histories of Fiction, Fictions of History. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

literary historyhistoryliteratureliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiesliterary criticism

Archive and Diaspora: Julia Alvarez as Poet, Novelist, and Historian. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

literary historyliteraturepoetryjulia alvarezdiaspora studieshumanities

Latinx Literature Now. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

latinx literatureliterature

(Latinx) Literature’s Work: Between Being and Becoming, Product and Practice. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

latin literatureliterary historyliteratureworld literaturelatinliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studieshumanitiesliterary criticism

Reiterating Performatives: The Writer, the Reader and the Risks of Literary Action. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

literary historyliteratureworld literaturenarrativecreative writingnarrative and identityliterary actionliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiesnarrative representationamerican literaturecontemporary fictiontextual practiceperformance studiesliterary criticismwriting instruction

The Testimonial Imagination or, Literary Practice “After” Testimonio. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

literary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary practiceliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiestestimonial imaginationamerican literaturehumanitiesliterary criticism

The Trouble(S) With Unity: Performative Latinidades Between Culture and Politics. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

performative latinidadesliteratureculturecultural studiespolitical cultureperformance studies

Un-Homey States: Econo-Mimetics of Homelessness in Us Latinx Poetry. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

latin american studieslatino studiesliteraturehomelessness

Writing the Haitian Diaspora: The Transnational Contexts of Edwidge Danticat’s the Dew Breaker. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2009)

Ricardo L. Ortíz

transnational contextsworld literatureliteraturediaspora studiesedwidge danticatdew breakerhaitian diasporapostcolonial writing

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Ricardo Ortíz

Professor of US Latinx Literatures and Cultures Director of Georgetown's Master's Program in Engaged and Public Humanities

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

American Studies Program

Global and Comparative Literature Program

Medical Humanities Initiative

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ricardo Ortíz

Georgetown University

Professor of US Latinx Literatures and Cultures Director of Georgetown's Master's Program in Engaged and Public Humanities

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Being Brown: Sonia Sotomayor and the Latino Question. Latino Studies (2021)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

african american studiessonia sotomayorlatino questionrace

Against Against Literature: Histories of Fiction, Fictions of History. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

literary historyhistoryliteratureliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiesliterary criticism

Archive and Diaspora: Julia Alvarez as Poet, Novelist, and Historian. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

literary historyliteraturepoetryjulia alvarezdiaspora studieshumanities

Latinx Literature Now. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

latinx literatureliterature

(Latinx) Literature’s Work: Between Being and Becoming, Product and Practice. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

latin literatureliterary historyliteratureworld literaturelatinliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studieshumanitiesliterary criticism

Reiterating Performatives: The Writer, the Reader and the Risks of Literary Action. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

The Testimonial Imagination or, Literary Practice “After” Testimonio. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

literary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary practiceliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiestestimonial imaginationamerican literaturehumanitiesliterary criticism

The Trouble(S) With Unity: Performative Latinidades Between Culture and Politics. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

performative latinidadesliteratureculturecultural studiespolitical cultureperformance studies

Un-Homey States: Econo-Mimetics of Homelessness in Us Latinx Poetry. Literatures of the Americas (2019)

Ricardo L. Ortiz

latin american studieslatino studiesliteraturehomelessness

Writing the Haitian Diaspora: The Transnational Contexts of Edwidge Danticat’s the Dew Breaker. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2009)

Ricardo L. Ortíz

transnational contextsworld literatureliteraturediaspora studiesedwidge danticatdew breakerhaitian diasporapostcolonial writing

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