Alhelí de Maria Alvarado-Díaz

BA, Johns Hopkins University; MA, M.Phil., PhD, Columbia University

“Rosa’s Afterlives: Revolutionary Legacies in Theory and Practice,” Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung; “Castrating Mothers, Insubordinate Daughters: A Feminist Reading of Peter Mullan’s The Magdalene Sisters,” Interdisciplinary Network, Dubrovnik; “Two Gospels of Redemption: Ernesto Guevara and Leonardo Boff in dialogue with Alain Badiou,” Latin American Studies Association Annual Conference (LASA), Washington, DC; “Herbert Marcuse, Prophet of Economic Collapse,” Public Intellectuals Conference, Harvard University; “Curing Contradiction in the Ave of Affluence: Marcuse’s Prescriptions for the Liberation of the Self,” Columbia University Libraries; “Keep Calm and Carry On: Marcus Aurelius’ Ancient Cures for Modern Ailments,” Association for Core Texts and Courses Annual Conference, Los Angeles; “Clastres, Abensour, Negri and Rancière: A Major Polyphony in Radical Philosophy,” Terceras Jornasas del Archive General de la Nación, Montevideo

Provost’s Hybrid Learning Grant, Heyman Center Postdoctoral Working Series Grant, Columbia University; Postdoctoral Lectureship in Contemporary Civilization, Dissertation Writing Fellowship, Columbia University; Sciences Po-Paris Doctoral Exchange Fellow; DAAD; Phi Beta Kappa