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Professor Guerrero specializes in Latin American literature, focusing on modern contemporary fiction and cultural literary theory. His research encompasses the intersection of literature, history, and politics, with a particular interest in autobiographical writing and intellectual history. He has supervised various topics, including the portrayal of women in war narratives, the impact of the Cold War on contemporary Latin American fiction, and the evolution of the 1960s Latin American novel. Through his work, he explores themes such as cosmopolitanism, regional literature in Spanish America, and Latino stereotypes in Hispanic Canadian theatre. Additionally, he investigates diasporic Latino literature in the United States and avant-garde art movements in Latin America, examining critical approaches to the Latin American Boom novel and the representations within autofiction and intellectual autobiographical narratives. Professor Guerrero has published multiple academic papers in recognized journals and remains an active member of various editorial boards and organizations focused on Hispanic literary studies.
University of Ottawa • Ottawa, ON
Specializes in Latin American literature, supervising numerous graduate students and conducting research in contemporary fiction and cultural literary theory.
Department of History