photograph of Madison Felman-Panagotacos
 

Research Activities

My research interests include:

  • 19th-21st Century Latin American Literary and Cultural Studies

  • Reproduction, Motherhood, and Non-Patriarchal Parenthood

  • Queer and Feminist Theory

  • Popular Culture

  • Feminist Social Movements

  • Travesti and Trans* Studies

  • Popular Religion

  • Southern Cone Studies

  • Mexican Studies

  • Transnational Studies

  • National Identity

  • Women of Color Studies

  • Translation

  • Language Pedagogy

My current research looks at the construct of motherhood within Argentina, specifically how women’s corpses are attributed narratives to achieve political aims.

mfelmanpanagotacos@middlebury.edu

 
 

LASA 2024 Prizes – Southern Cone Studies Section

 
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About Me

BIOGRAPHY

Madison is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Luso-Hispanic Studies Department at Middlebury College. She graduated with a PhD in Hispanic Languages and Literatures and a MA in Spanish from the University of California, Los Angeles. She is a Fulbright-Hays scholar and translator, who currently resides in Vermont with her dogs Mochi and Possum. Her areas of research center on the cultural production of twentieth- and twenty-first-century Mexico and Argentina, and focus on studies of feminist social movements, maternity and non-patriarchal parenthood, abortion rights, and women’s citizenship. She has been published in  A contracorrienteImagofagia, Mester, and the LA Review of Books. Currently, she is writing about synecdochal bodily representations in Latin American protest artwork.

 

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

  • At Middlebury College

    • Reproduction, Maternity, and Abortion in Latin America. Spring 2024.

    • Latin American Queer Cultures. Fall 2023. Fall 2024.

    • Rewriting National Fictions: Adapting Citizenship in Foundational Narratives. Winter 2024.

    • Intermediate Spanish II. Fall 2023. Spring 2024.

    • Beginning Spanish II. Fall 2024.

  • At the University of California, Los Angeles

    • Variable Topics in Queer Diversities (Queer Historiography in Argentina). Fall 2020.

    • Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies. Winter 2020. (TA)

    • Introduction to Gender Studies. Fall 2019. (TA)

    • Literature in Historical Context. Spring 2018. Winter 2023. (TA)

    • Latin American Cultures. Fall 2021. (TA)

    • Academic Reading and Writing. Summer 2020.

    • Advanced Spanish Composition for Heritage Speakers. Spring 2023.

    • Advanced Spanish Composition. Winter 2021.

    • Introductory Spanish for Heritage Speakers. Fall 2022.

    • Intermediate Spanish 5. Winter 2019. Spring 2019.

    • Intermediate Spanish 4. Spring 2021.

    • Elementary Spanish 3. Summer 2018. Fall 2018. Summer 2020.

    • Elementary Spanish 2. Winter 2018. Summer 2021.

    • Elementary Spanish 1. Fall 2017.

  • At Universidad de Belgrano (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

    • Taking it to the Streets – Spanish in the Community (Summer 2018, Summer 2019)

    • Tango and the Argentine Identity (Summer 2018, Summer 2019)

 
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