University of South Florida - English
Instructor at Bellevue College
Higher Education
Jose
Aparicio
Bellevue, Washington
Jose's research interests include British and American literature with an emphasis on Latinx writers of the 20th-21st century. His dissertation, "Mourning and Heartbreak in the Work of Ana Menéndez, Elías Miguel Muñoz, and Junot Díaz" argues that the characters in these texts understand the impossibility of mourning, turning to more positive engagements with their heartbreak. These characters reject the prevailing attitude of mourning as forgetting and embrace the connections to the past that help shape their identities of in-betweeness, which helps them stay connected to lost objects. This research puts the usual methodologies used in Latinx and ethnic literature in conversation with affect theory, psychoanalysis, and post-structuralism in order to engage how the exile or diasporic contexts—and the heartbreak that arises from that experience—shapes subjectivities and identities and allows the subject to better engage with ethical mourning and thus establish their place in the (new) world.
He just started a tenure track job Bellevue College teaching writing and literature.
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Graduate Teaching Associate
Instructor of Record:
ENC 1101: First Year Composition One (Face to face and On-line)
ENC 1102: First Year Composition Two (Face to face and on-line)
LIT 2010: Introduction to Short Stories
LIT 2020: Introduction to Fiction
Co-Taught:
ENL 4303: Selected British Authors: James Joyce/Ulysses
ENL 3273: British Literature 1900-1945
Teaching Assistant:
ENG 4674: Film and Culture
LIT 3301: Cultural Studies and Pop Art
Instructor
Adjunct Instructor
Courses: ENC 1101: Writing and Rhetoric One
ENC 1102: Writing and Rhetoric Two
Instructor
(I have taught all these classes in person and on-line)
ENGL 1301: English Composition One
ENGL 1301: English Composition (Dual Enrollment)
ENGL 1302: English Composition Two
ENGL 1302: English Composition (Dual Enrollment)
HUMA 1301: Introduction to Humanities
ENGL 2322: British Literature: Beowulf to Romantics
ENGL 2323: British Literature: Romantic to Present
Instructor
Jose worked at Bellevue College as a Instructor
Tutor and Adjunct
College Prep Lab
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
English
20th-21st Century American Literature/emphasis in Latina/o, 20th-21st Century British, and Critical Theory.
Dissertation: Ethical Mourning and Heartbreak in the Works of Ana Menéndez, Elías Miguel Muñoz, and Junot Díaz
Carolyn L. Cooley Graduate Award in American Literature
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Graduate Teaching Associate
Instructor of Record:
ENC 1101: First Year Composition One (Face to face and On-line)
ENC 1102: First Year Composition Two (Face to face and on-line)
LIT 2010: Introduction to Short Stories
LIT 2020: Introduction to Fiction
Co-Taught:
ENL 4303: Selected British Authors: James Joyce/Ulysses
ENL 3273: British Literature 1900-1945
Teaching Assistant:
ENG 4674: Film and Culture
LIT 3301: Cultural Studies and Pop Art
Bachelor's degree
English
Master of Arts - MA
English
American Literature and Critical Theory
Instructor
Adjunct Instructor
Courses: ENC 1101: Writing and Rhetoric One
ENC 1102: Writing and Rhetoric Two
ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews.
ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews.
The CEA Critic: Proceedings 76.3.
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