Richard Rosa, Associate Professor and Director of the Latino/a Studies in the Global South Certificate Program

Teaching (Spring 2024):

SPANISH 442S.01, BORGES Synopsis
Languages 207, TuTh 10:05 AM-11:20 AM
(also cross-listed as LIT 442S.01)

Teaching (Fall 2024):

SPANISH 334.01, INTRO SPAN-AMER LIT: 16-18 C Synopsis
Languages 305, TuTh 10:05 AM-11:20 AM
SPANISH 590S.02, SEM SPANISH LIT (TOPICS) Synopsis
Languages 211, Tu 03:20 PM-05:50 PM

Office Hours:: Appointments Made Through Karen Pochala-Peck at kp125@duke.edu

Education:

Ph.D.	Harvard University	1996
MA	Harvard University	1992
B.A.	University of Puerto Rico	1986
MA	University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus

Specialties:: Spanish
Modern and Contemporary
Latin-American Studies
Caribbean Studies
European Studies
Historicism
Comparative Studies: Translation, Travel Narratives, Trans-Culturality
Theories of Value and the Economics of Literature
Theory of the Novel

Research Interests: 19th-21st Centuries Latin American and Caribbean Literatures and Cultures

Current Ph.D. Students
Carmen B. Llenín-Figueroa
Isabel Rios-Torres
León Salvatierra
Carmen B. Llenín-Figueroa
Lucia T. Reinaga
Erin N Laureano
Jessica Jones
Isabel Rios-Torres
Erin N Laureano
Jeannette Acevedo-Rivera
Sonia Barrios-Tinoco
Lucia T. Reinaga
Marisol Negrón
Ericka Beckman

Recent Publications

Rosa, R, Finance and Literature in 19th Century Latin America (June, 2021)
R. Rosa, Tourism, Nation and Colonialism in Puerto Rico (In preparation)
R. Rosa, El ensayo clásico en Puerto Rico (In preparation)
Rosa, R, Governing Tourism: representation, domination and freedom in Puerto Rico: 1949, Global South, vol. 6 no. 1 (Spring 2012)
R. Rosa, Finance and Literature in 19th Century Latin America (2013), Under Contract: University of Pittsburgh Press

Conferences Organized
"Literature, Philosophy and Commercial Society in Europe and Latin America", Co-Organizer, Spring 2005