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Thomas Nulley-Valdes is a Lecturer in Spanish Studies at the Australian National University, where he also serves as the Convenor for the Bachelor Diploma in Languages and the Honours in Languages. His research focuses on 20th and 21st Century Latin American literature, exploring the interactions and ecologies of literature within artistic, political, and commercial contexts. His contributions include a monograph titled 'McOndo Revisited: Making a Generation Defining Anthology of Latin American Literature-World', which has been recognized for its significant insights into the sociology of literature in Latin America. Thomas has published articles in various respected journals and has organized multiple local and international conferences, enhancing scholarly dialogue in his field. He has conducted extensive archival research and numerous in-person interviews with authors across several countries. In addition to his research, Thomas is passionate about teaching, known for his innovative methods and commitment to student inquiry and discovery. He has received university-level teaching awards and has experience in the Australian Public Service as a Senior Engagement Policy Officer, as well as in the private sector as a Senior Consultant.
Australian National University • Canberra, Australia
Teaching Spanish Studies and supervising students in postgraduate research.
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