Adriana Estill
Professor of English and M.A. and A.D. Hulings Professor of American Studies,
English
Education & Professional History
Cornell University, MA; PhD
At Carleton since 2003.
Highlights & Recent Activity
Recent:
- 2025 “Latinx Melodrama: Jane the Virgin, Vida, and the Twenty-First Century Audiovisual Narratives” in Latinx Literature and Critical Futurities, 1992-2020, vol. 3 of Latinx Literature in Transition Series, ed. William Orchard, Cambridge Press. 221-39.
- 2024 “Telenovela Feeling in Sandra Cisneros’s Loose Woman: ‘I think of me to gluttony,’” ¡Ay Tú! Critical Essays on the Work and Career of Sandra Cisneros, ed. Geneva Gano and Sonia Saldívar-Hull, UT Press. 47-62.
Organizations & Scholarly Affiliations
American Studies Association, Latin American Studies Association, Latina/o Studies Association, National Association of Chicano/a Studies, The Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States
Current Courses
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Fall 2025
AMST 100: Imagining America
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ENGL 141: Latinx Voices in the Age of Trump
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ENGL 241: Latinx Voices in the Age of Trump
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Winter 2026
AMST 225: Beauty and Race in America
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Spring 2026
AMST 115: Introduction to American Studies
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Fall 2026
AMST 100: Imagining America
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Winter 2027
AMST 142: U.S. Latinx Identity and Representation: Cultures of Belonging
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Spring 2027
ENGL 255: The Poetics of Disability