Francisco Quinteiro Pires is a journalist and cultural critic with a Ph.D. from New York University. He teaches courses on Latin American, Latino, Luso-Brazilian, and Lusophone African literatures and cultures. His book project, Sensory Colonialism: Space and Memory in Afro-Luso-Brazilian Cinema (Liverpool University Press), analyzes the relationships between literature and films produced in Portuguese- and Creole-speaking societies in the early twenty-first century. His next book project examines the intersections of the arts, sensory studies, and health humanities in Latin American and Luso-Brazilian artistic and literary contexts. This research investigates how artistic, philosophical, shamanic, and medical practices produce meanings that contest biomedical paradigms characterized by violence and eugenic ideologies. His journalistic work has been featured in Folha de S. Paulo, Valor Econômico, Carta Capital, O Estado de S. Paulo, Esquire Brasil, and Revista Zum, among others. His academic articles have appeared in the Journal of Lusophone Studies, Luso-Brazilian Review, A Barca, Nau Literária, Brasiliana: Journal for Brazilian Studies, Transmodernity, among others.
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