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Professor Ortega's commitment to literature encompasses his own writing and teaching, along with his involvement in international publishing houses, where he has held significant roles such as the Director of Serie Futura Biblioteca Ayacucho (Caracas) and Coordinator of the Editorial Council, Archives Collection (Paris). He has also served as a co-editor for the Archives series at the University of Pittsburgh and has been at the forefront of Transatlantic Studies, having established Brown's Hispanic Studies department two decades ago. His work includes organizing large international conferences and workshops that promote Transatlantic readings in collaboration with various universities. Professor Ortega's research interests include twentieth-century Spanish American literature and culture, as well as literary theory. He has a notable publication record in literary criticism and fiction, with works being translated into several languages. Throughout his career, he has received honorary degrees and recognition from various institutions in Peru and Nicaragua for his contributions both in academia and the field of literature.
Department: Department of Economics