Dr Jo Crow

Research summary

Dr Crow’s research interests include Chilean cultural history, nationalism and nation building, and Mapuche history, intellectuality and politics. Her new research project is a comparative study of Chilean and Peruvian nationalisms (1879-1929), focusing on the ‘frontier-zone’ of northern Chile/southern Peru.

Teaching

‘The Histories of Latin America’s Indigenous Peoples’; ‘The Indian in the Latin American Novel’; ‘Novels, Poetry and Politics in Twentieth-Century Latin America’; ‘Chilean Culture and Society, 1907-2007’.

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Biography

Dr Joanna Crow joined Bristol University in 2006 having completed her PhD thesis at University College London.

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Recent publications

• Brown, M & Crow, J 2010, ‘Latin American History’. Annual Bulletin of Historical Literature, vol 94.
• Crow, J 2010, ‘Negotiating Inclusion in the Nation: Mapuche Intellectuals and the Chilean State’. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies, vol 5., pp. 131 - 152

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