Vialcary Crisóstomo Tejada, Ph.D.
Assistant professor of Spanish & Hispanic studies
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Department: African and African American Studies
Spanish and Hispanic Studies
Languages and Cultures
Location: Carpenter Hall Room 222B
801 National Road
Richmond, Indiana 47374
About me
I am an assistant professor of Spanish and Hispanic studies with a specialization on Latin American literature and Latinx studies. My research focus is on contemporary Afro-Caribbean literature and Decolonial Feminism.
I teach at Earlham because of College’s commitment to educating critical thinkers and to encourage political action as an essential component of pedagogy.
Education
- B.A. New York University
- M.A. New York University
- Ph.D University of Connecticut
Professional memberships
- Modern Language Association (MLA)
- Dominican Studies Association (DSA)
- Latin American Studies Association Conference (LASA)
- North Central Council of Latin Americanists (NCCLA)
Scholarly interest
- Decolonial feminism
- Caribbean literature
- Latin American studies
- Latinx studies
- Women’s, gender, sexuality studies
- Philosophy of culture, race and racism
Published works
Articles
2020 “Fanon y la literatura: L’œil se noie un prólogo a Peau noire, masques blancs.” Revista EntreLetras, vol. 11.2.
2019 “Le jour où le gouvernement dominicain a privé la communauté dominico-haitienne de son humanité.” AlterPresse, 22 September 2019.
Book Chapters
2020 “Masculinidad dominicana: La precariedad del sujeto no masculino,” El hombre triangulo. (Forthcoming). Rey Emmanuel Andújar. Isla Negra, 2019
2017 “Oscar Wao: Un nuevo espacio dominicano.” Crisis, Diálogos y Desafíos en el Gran Caribe. Ed. Alfonso Múnera and Muriel Vanegas. Universidad de Cartagena Instituto Internacional de Estudios del Caribe, 2017, 32-40.