Dr. Faith Mishina was raised in Japan, educated in the US, France, Spain and Latin America. She has two Masters degrees in languages and a Doctorate of Modern Languages. She teaches at the University of Hawaii, a location that incorporates linguist
...MoreDr. Faith Mishina was raised in Japan, educated in the US, France, Spain and Latin America. She has two Masters degrees in languages and a Doctorate of Modern Languages. She teaches at the University of Hawaii, a location that incorporates linguistic and cultural diversity. Though she is an Associate Professor of both literatures and languages, her research has centered on the political novels of Gabriel García Márquez, the elegant design and theory in his labyrinths, the concentration of opposing poles that reflect Latin American politics and the postcolonial aftermath.
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New Directions in the Humanities
