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Aiza Bragg is a second-year Master’s student and 2024 CGSM recipient. Their work has been presented at the 2024 BritGrad Shakespeare Conference, the 2024 UBC Asian Studies Graduate Conference, and the 47th UBC AHVA Graduate Symposium. Their current research interests include queer theory, Filipino studies, post-colonial studies, archival studies, and film studies.

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Aiza Bragg

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MA Student
email aizabragg@gmail.com
Research Area
Asian Diaspora Studies | Book History, Digital Humanities and Media Studies | Critical Race Studies And Black Studies | Gender And Sexuality Studies | Post/Anti/Decolonial Studies
Period/Nation Research Area
Contemporary Literatures | Global Literatures

About

Aiza Bragg is a second-year Master’s student and 2024 CGSM recipient. Their work has been presented at the 2024 BritGrad Shakespeare Conference, the 2024 UBC Asian Studies Graduate Conference, and the 47th UBC AHVA Graduate Symposium. Their current research interests include queer theory, Filipino studies, post-colonial studies, archival studies, and film studies.

Aiza Bragg

Any pronouns
MA Student
email aizabragg@gmail.com
Research Area
Asian Diaspora Studies | Book History, Digital Humanities and Media Studies | Critical Race Studies And Black Studies | Gender And Sexuality Studies | Post/Anti/Decolonial Studies
Period/Nation Research Area
Contemporary Literatures | Global Literatures
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Aiza Bragg is a second-year Master’s student and 2024 CGSM recipient. Their work has been presented at the 2024 BritGrad Shakespeare Conference, the 2024 UBC Asian Studies Graduate Conference, and the 47th UBC AHVA Graduate Symposium. Their current research interests include queer theory, Filipino studies, post-colonial studies, archival studies, and film studies.