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Daylet Domínguez
Curriculum Vitae
Department Spanish and Portuguese
University of California, Berkeley
EDUCATION
Ph.D.
Spanish, 2013. Princeton University
Specialization: Latin American and Caribbean cultures and
literatures19th - 21st centuries.
Dissertation: Etnografía, literatura y proyectos nacionales en el Caribe
insular hispánico, directed by Arcadio Díaz Quiñones
M.A.
Spanish, Princeton University (2009)
M.A.
Hispanic Studies, University of Houston (2007)
B.A.
Modern Languages and Literatures (Spanish), University of Houston
and University of Havana (2005)
PUBLICATIONS
Articles
“Lectura en dos tiempos: cuerpos y subjetividades en Memorias del subdesarrollo y El Rey de
la Habana”. Revista de Estudios Hispánicos 45 (2011): 571-592.
“Antiintelectualismo y género policial en la narrativa cubana de los 70”. Encuentro de la
cultura cubana 53-54 (verano-otoño 2009): 205-212.
“El teatro cubano actual: intertextualidad, postmodernidad y creación”. Temas 14 (abril-junio
1998): 80-97.
Book Reviews
Narrar en la era de las blogoficciones. Literatura, cultura y sociedad de las redes en el siglo
XXI, by Osvaldo Cleger. La Habana Elegante 49 (2011).
Articles in Progress
“Alexander von Humboldt y Ramón de la Sagra: literatura de viajes y saberes en la invención
de Cuba”
“Imaginarios antillanos: Alexander von Humboldt y la Revolución haitiana”
“Cartas desde Cuba: esclavitud, antropología y literatura de viajes en Fredrika Bremer”
“Costumbrismo, etnografía y nuevas ciudadanías en Cuba y Puerto Rico, 1880-1898”
CONFERENCES
“Humboldt y Sagra: literatura de viajes y saberes en la invención de Cuba”. Radical
Caribbean Conference, Tulane University. New Orleans, Louisiana. October 2-5, 2013.
“Costumbrismo y cultura visual en Puerto Rico y Cuba en el siglo XIX”. Program of Latin
American Studies, Princeton University. Princeton, New Jersey. April 2012.
“Nation, Costumbrismo and Ethnography in Nineteenth-Century Cuba”. Modern Language
Association Congress. Seattle, Washington. January 5-8, 2012.
“Ramón de la Sagra. Estadísticas, blanqueamiento y discurso imperial en el siglo XIX en
Cuba”. Cuban Heritage Collection, University of Miami. Miami, Florida. July 2011.
“Viajeros y exploraciones al Caribe: ciencia, imperio y colonia”, Program of Latin American
Studies, Princeton University. Princeton, New Jersey. November 2010.
“Etnografía, narración y proyectos nacionales en el Caribe insular hispánico”. New York
University. New York, NY. April 2010.
“Neobarroco y neobarroso: representación, duelo y literatura del trauma en ‘Cadáveres’ de
Perlongher”. 8th CRI Conference on Cuban and Cuban-American Studies. Cuba 2010: An
Island in a Global World. Miami, Florida. February 11-13- 2010.
Session Chair and Moderator: “El teatro cubano actual: intertextualidad, postmodernidad y
creación”. University of Havana. Havana, Cuba. January, 1998.
Guest Lectures
SPA 352: Cuban Literature of Slavery. “Cecilia Valdés: reescrituras, etnografía y nación”.
Invited by Professor Rachel Price. Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Princeton
University. March 2010.
SPA 331: Modern Spanish American Fiction. “Indigenismo, antropología y Revolución
Mexicana en la cuentística de Juan Rulfo”. Invited by Professor Ricardo Piglia, Department
of Spanish and Portuguese, Princeton University. November 2009.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Princeton University
SPA 331: Modern Spanish American Fiction. Teaching Assistant for Prof. Ricardo Piglia.
SPA 207: Studies in Spanish Language and Style
SPA 105: Intensive Intermediate Spanish
SPA 102: Beginner’s Spanish II
SPA 101: Beginner’s Spanish I
University of Houston
SPA 314: Spanish Conversation & Composition II
SPA 313: Spanish Conversation & Composition I
SPA 202: Intermediate Spanish II
SPA 201: Intermediate Spanish I
SPA 102: Beginner’s Spanish I
HONORS AND AWARDS
Dissertation Research Grant by Cuban Heritage Collection, University of Miami. Miami,
Florida, 2011.
Dissertation Research Grant by Program of Latin American Studies for Dissertation Research
in The Dominican Republic, 2010.
Dissertation Research Grant by Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies for
Dissertation Research in The Dominican Republic, 2010.
Dissertation Research Grant by Program of Latin American Studies for Dissertation Research
in Spain, 2009.
Research Grant by Program of Latin American Studies’s Ebenstein Fund (Endowed by
Bradley Currey, Jr. ’51 P83). For Best Research Project in 2009.
Dissertation Research Grant by Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies for
Dissertation Research in Spain, 2009.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Modern Language Associations
Latin American Studies Associations