Department of Humanities, Springfield College
Biography
Ph.D., Comparative Literature, University of Washington, 2015
M.A., Comparative and World Literature, San Francisco State University, 2007
B.A., Literature, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2004
Curriculum Vitae
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Will Arighi completed his Ph.D. in June, 2015. His dissertation, entitled “‘This Humble Work’: Puerto Rican and Philippine Literature between Spanish and United States Empires,” examines the role of empire in the production of modern concepts of literary value in the field of world literature. While at the University of Washington, Dr. Arighi taught courses in composition, Southeast Asian literature, postcolonial historical fiction, and Tagalog language. He is currently an Assistant Professor of World Literature at Springfield College. He has two dogs.
Research
Selected Research
- William Arighi. "This Humble Work:' Puerto Rican and Philippine Literature between Spanish and United States Empires." Diss., 2015.Adviser: Cynthia Steele
- William Arighi. "Empire and the Geography of Literary Time in the Spanish Philippines." Special Issue: "Cartographies of Dissent." English Language Notes 52.2 (Fall/Winter 2014)
Courses Taught
Additional Courses
TAGLG 101, 102, 103, 201, 202, 203, 301, 302, 303: Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Tagalog
ENGL 131: Composition: Exposition
ENGL 111: Composition: Literature
Affiliations
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