Tom Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages Building 260, room 243 CA 94305 mtw1@stanford.edu +1 (650) 725 2849 https://dlcl.stanford.edu/people/tom-winterbottom EDUCATION 2015 Ph.D. Iberian and Latin American Cultures 2008 M.A. Latin American Studies (with Distinction) The University of Manchester 2007 B.A. Spanish and Portuguese (with First Class Honors) The University of Manchester CURRENT APPOINTMENT 2017 Lecturer, Stanford Language Center 2017 Visiting Lecturer, Iberian and Latin American Cultures TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2018-2019 Language First-year Spanish, first quarter Accelerated first-year Spanish, first quarter [four courses] Accelerated first-year Spanish, first quarter [two courses] Second-year Spanish, cultural immersion track, first quarter Seminar The Making of Modern Brazil [ILAC 227] 2017-2018 Language Accelerated first-year Spanish, first quarter [three courses] First-year Spanish, second quarter [two courses] Second-year Spanish, cultural immersion track, first quarter Second-year Spanish, cultural immersion track, second quarter [two courses] Intermediate Oral Communication in Spanish Seminars Landscapes in Latin American Cinema [ILAC 256]
Realismo mágico vs. lo real maravilloso [ILAC 269] 2011 2015 Teaching Fellow, Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages Language Accelerated First-Year Portuguese [2 courses] First-Year Spanish [2 courses] Seminars Pau-Brasil: From Modernism to Concretism [co-taught] Lusophone Rhythms and Songs [co-taught] PUBLICATIONS Book A Cultural History of Rio de Janeiro after 1889: Glorious Decadence. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016. Edited Book With Marília Librandi-Rocha and Jamille Pinheiro Dias. Transpoetic Exhange: Haroldo de Campos, Octavio Paz, and other Multiversal Dialogues. Bucknell: Bucknell University Press, under review. Book Chapter Patricio Guzmán and the Poetics of Landscape. In Contemporary Latin American Cinema: Human Rights, Social Movements and Activism, edited by Antonio Marcio da Silva and Mariana Cunha, 21-43. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018. Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles Political Cartographies in Aquarius. Brasiliana: Journal of Brazilian Studies, vol. 6, no.1 (December 2017): 64-84. Whisky: Reading a Film, Watching a Screenplay. Nuevo Texto Crítico, vol. 26-27, no. 49-50 (2014): 213-222. Jean-Claude Carrière en Stanford. Nuevo Texto Crítico, vol. 26-27, no. 49-50 (2014): 129-137. Invited Guest Editor Disaster Capitalism, special issue of Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, vol. 30, no. 2 (June 2018). Book Review Porous City, by Bruno Carvalho. Portuguese Literary and Cultural Studies, vol. 27, 2014, 277-281. 2 of 6
Selected Others Disaster Capitalism Strikes Puerto Rico, Public Books, September 2018. Speak Up : SFFILM Education Viewing Guide, SFFILM, April 2018. That s a Wrap: Young Filmmaker s Camp 2017, Medium, SFFILM, August 2017. Of Poetry and Films, Medium, SFFILM, April 2017. Stanford Research Explores Evolution of the Spanish Language, Stanford Report, November 2016. Rio: Capital of Disaster Capitalism, Public Books, August 2016. This Author Loves the Olympics. He Also Knows They Are Fundamentally Broken, interview, Fusion, August 2016. Stanford Professor Explores Social Roots of Rio de Janeiro, Stanford Report, August 2016. Experiencing Nature in the National Parks, Aeon, March 2016. The Making of Monte Carlo, Stanford Report, February 2016. Latin American Authors Reshaping World Literature, Stanford Report, May 2015. Stanford Literary Scholar Traces Cultural History of Our Obsession with Youth, Stanford Report, November 2014. The Art of Extraction: An Interview with Jean-Claude Carrière, Public Books, September 2014. All Eyes On Brazil, Public Books, July 2014. Stanford Collaboration Offers Perspective on Language Evolution, Stanford Report, June 2014. The Tragedy of the Maracanã Stadium, RioOnWatch, June 2014. Rio at a Crossroads: Cidade Nova and the Porous City, RioOnWatch, December 2013. AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS 2016 2017 Hearst Foundations Professional Fellowship, SFFILM. 2015 Excellence in Teaching Award,. 2013 2015 Ric Weiland Fellowship,. 2013 artscatalyst Grant, Stanford Art Institute,. 2013 Graduate Research Opportunity Scholarship,. 2013 Pessoa-Trejos Travel Scholarship, Center for Latin American Studies, Stanford University. 2012 Community Engagement Grant, Haas Center for Public Service and the Office for Community Engagement, and East Palo Alto Boxing Club. 2010 2015 Full Scholarship, Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages, Stanford University. 2007 2008 Arts and Humanities Research Council Fellowship, UK. 2007 Arts and Humanities Research Council Travel Scholarship, UK. 2007 JW Rees Memorial Prize, The University of Manchester. 2006 John Zochonis Travel Scholarship, The University of Manchester. 2003 Instituto Camões Language & Culture Fellowship, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal. PRESENTATIONS Professional Conferences & Lectures 2016 Decadence and Progress in Lusophone Cultures (panel chair), American Portuguese Studies Association,, October 13-15. 3 of 6
2016 Looking Back: Machado de Assis and Memorial de Aires, American Portuguese Studies Association,, October 13-15. 2016 What Legacy? Rio de Janeiro and the Olympics in Crisis, University of Bath, UK, July 13. 2015 The Eternal Promise of the Future for the Rio de Janeiro Middle Class, Modern Languages Association, Vancouver, January 8-11. 2014 The Mighty Maracanã: A Genealogy of a Brazilian Icon from 1950 to now, Brazilian Studies Association, London, August 20-23. 2014 A Transformative Moment in the History of Rio de Janeiro, Portland State University, May 10-11. 2014 The Post-capital Dilemma: Rio de Janeiro as a Symbol of Past, Present and Future Brazil, American Comparative Literature Association, New York, March 20-23. 2014 Architecture and Decadence in Rio de Janeiro, Center for Latin American Studies Lecture Series,, February 28. 2012 Cultural Reflections of Contemporary Rio de Janeiro s Urban Landscape, American Portuguese Studies Association, Iowa, October 4-6. 2011 Contrasting Latin American Landscapes: The Sertão in Grande Sertão: Veredas and the Selva in Los Pasos Perdidos, UC Santa Barbara, April 22-23 (Graduate Conference) Additional Presentations & as Discussant 2018 Discussant of Palenque documentary short and host of Q&A with filmmaker Sebastián Pinzón Silva, May 23. 2017 Serenade for Haiti, introduction, discussion, and Q&A with filmmakers, 60 th SFFILM International Film Festival, April 11. 2017 Teaching the Arts and Humanities, Ph.D. Pathways (Education Panel), Stanford University, March 24-25. 2017 Power Through Poetry: Romeo is Bleeding and Richmond, CA, introduction and Q&A with Donté Clark, Balboa High School, San Francisco, March 14. 2017 Aesthetic Justice in New Orleans, respondent, Creative Cities Working Group,, March 2. 2016 Writing beyond the Ph.D., Writer s Workshop, Stanford Humanities Center, October 25. 2014 Writing for Cinema Without Restraint, respondent to Paula Markovitch, Screenwriting Research Group,, October 27-28. 2014 Response to reading from The Only Happy Ending to a Love Story is an Accident, respondent to JP Cuenca,, Screenwriting Research Group,, February 13. 2012 A Conversation on World Literature: Response to Symphony in White reading, respondent to Adriana Lisboa, Narrating the Brazilian Spaces Research Group,, April 1. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2012 2015 Coordinator, Screenwriting Research Group, DLCL,. 2012 2015 Founder and Coordinator, Stanford Film Series,. 4 of 6
2014 Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Department of Literature and Culture Visiting Scholar 2012 2014 Research Assistant for Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht 2011 2013 Coordinator, Narrating the Brazilian Spaces, Center for Latin American Studies,. 2010 2012 Coordinator, Cultural Synchronization and Disjuncture, 2006 Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, Department of Philosophy and Letters Visiting Student 2003 Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, Instituto Camões Fellow, Department of Languages and Literatures Visiting Student ACADEMIC SERVICE 2018 2019 Organizing Committee, International Mother Language Day, 2016 2018 Member, Creative Cities Working Group,. 2013 2015 Graduate Representative, Graduate Affairs Committee,. 2012 2015 Coordinator, New Student Orientation,. 2012 2015 Member, Student and Faculty Collaborative Teaching Focal Group, Stanford University. 2010 2014 Member, Humanities Education Focal Group,. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2015 Senior Mentor, Calliope Academic Mentoring San Francisco, CA. 2016 2018 Education Program Consultant, SFFILM San Francisco, CA. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING 2018 Supporting Students in Crisis,, workshop 2014 The Learning and Teaching of Second-Language Literatures,, course 2014 Writing Proficiency Familiarization Techniques,, workshop 2012 Documentary Foundation, London Film Academy, course 2011 The Learning and Teaching of Second Languages,, course 2011 Modified Oral Proficiency Interview Techniques,, ACTFL workshop 5 of 6
LANGUAGES English (native) Spanish (superior) Portuguese (superior) French (intermediate) Italian (intermediate) Catalan (novice) 6 of 6