PD Dr. Fernando Nina

Prüfungsberechtigung

Magister, Staatsexamen;
BA, MA (Spanische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft)

► Themenblöcke zur mündlichen BA-Prüfung (spanische und lateinamerikanische Literatur)
► Themenblöcke zur mündlichen BA-Prüfung (Kulturwissenschaften)

Begutachtung wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten im Lehramt (spanische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft)

Lehrveranstaltungen

siehe LSF

Vita

2000-2005: Studies of German and Romance Studies at the Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich.

2005: Magister Artium in Modern German Literature with a thesis on Robert Musil (Instante y narración, Loja: Loja University Press, 2010, 2. Auflage Buenos Aires 2012: Editorial Biblos).

2006-2009: PhD in Romance Philology at the Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Bernhard Teuber with a thesis on Ecuadorian Narrativics of the 20th century (La expresión metaperiférica. José de la Cuadra, Jorge Icaza y Pablo Palacio, Frankfurt a.M./Madrid: Vervuert, 2011).

Lectureships as research assistant in Mainz, Munich and Mannheim.

2010-2013: Assistant Professor for Latin American Literature and Culture at the University of Utrecht (Netherlands).

Guest lecturer at the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands), the University of Granada (Spain), the Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar in Quito (Ecuador), and the Universidade Federal Do Rio Grande Do Sul in Porto Alegre (Brazil).

In SS 2017 and WS 2017/18: Substitute Professor for Ibero-Romance Literary Studies (W2) at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz.

2020: Habilitation in Romance Literary and Cultural Studies with the thesis La razón incluyente: emergencia, delimitación y constitución del pensamiento americano en la literatura del siglo XVIII.

Since SS 2021: Substitute Professor at the University of Heidelberg at the Chair of Romance Literatures.

Research Foci

• Latin American Literature of the 17th-20th century
• Spanish Narrativics of the Siglo de Oro
• Metaperipheral literatures
• German literature of the 19th and 20th centuries
• Decolonization (Aníbal Quijano, Santiago Castro-Gómez)
• Cultural Philosophy of Latin America (Bolívar Echeverría)
• Theory of the Subaltern (Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui)
• Latin American Literary Theory
• Decolonial Feminism (Djamila Ribeiro)

Current Projects

• in preparation together with Alfonso Gomez Arciniega: Politische Theorie: Lateinamerika, Stuttgart: Alfred Krömer Verlag, forthcoming 2023.
• in preparation: Lateinamerikanische Literaturtheorie – Zehn Modellanalysen. Pablo Palacio: „Doppelte und einzige Frau“, José María Arguedas: „Der Traum des Pongo“, Berlin: Tranvía, forthcoming 2023.
• in preparation together with Pablo Valdivia: Einführung in die lateinamerikanische Kulturtheorie. Berlin: ESV Verlag, forthcoming 2024.
• in preparation: Translation of the work of Bolívar Echeverría. Forthcoming 2024.

Functions at the university

• Teaching (Spanish, Hispanoamerican, and Brazilian Literary and Cultural Studies)
• Program coordinator and course-specific advisor for the master's program Ibero-American Studies. Contact - Theories and Methods
• Since SS 2021: Substitute professor at the University of Heidelberg (Chair of Romance Literatures)

   

List of Publications