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Debra Ann Castillo

Stephen H Weiss Presidential Fellow Emerson Hinchliff Professor of Hispanic Studies

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Comparative Literature

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Latina/o Studies Program

Debra Ann Castillo is currently serving as a Comparative Literature Stephen H Weiss Presidential Fellow Emerson Hinchliff Professor of Hispanic Studies at Cornell University.

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Debra Ann Castillo

Cornell University

Stephen H Weiss Presidential Fellow Emerson Hinchliff Professor of Hispanic Studies

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cultural studies latin american studies literature latin american research spanish world literature literary criticism gender studies postcolonial writing feminist theory latin american diaspora literary theory popular culture narrative feminist studies theatre studies modern literature women's studies american literature literary history intellectual discourse medium culture literary studies diaspora studies border controls english philosophy of science contemporary fiction research library textual practice library science mass culture gender theory public scholarship historical scholarship global south activism translated world latin american literature mass media mass communication popular medium scientometrics social science research methodological issues transdisciplinary perspectives cultural texts narrative representation narrative and identity first-person narratives computational humanities field methods cultural geography latin american archaeology research culture scholarly communication human sciences geopolitical conflict south asian culture queer studies higher education teaching student engagement student cultures border women competitive media ecology easy women never-ending story carmen martín gaite back room federico campbell mexican folklore mobil oil mexican public intellectuals specific geography orange sound new orleans film studies culture studies contemporary theatre drama education theatre dramaturgy cinema culture film media studies contemporary drama

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Horror in Latin America. Hispanic Issues Online (2025)

Debra Ann Castillo

latin americalatin american studiesspanishlatin american researchcultural studies

Teatro Documental Latinx. (2025)

Debra Castillo

contemporary theatredramaturgyplaywritinglatin american studiesinvasive speciesteatro documental latinxlatin american researchtheatre studiesvisual culturedocumentary filmnaka dance theaterfilmtheatremedia studiespopular culture

Engaged Scholarship and Teaching in Covid Times. CUP (2024)

Debra Ann Castillo

higher educationeducationpreservice teacher educationpublic scholarshipcovid timeshigher education teaching

Scholars in Covid Times. Cornell University Press eBooks (2023)

Castillo, Debra A.Castillo Planas, Melissa

interdisciplinary historyhistorical scholarshipsocial historyhistoriographycovid timeshistory

Centering Borders. Routledge (2022)

Debra Ann Castillo

Diamantina Rosa. (2022)

Debra Ann Castillo

The Idea of the Border in the Digital Age. Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities (2022)

Debra A. CastilloParthasarathi Bhaumik

border controlsdigital culturemedium culturedigital ageculturetransnational mobilityborder warsgeopoliticssouth asiamedia studiesglobal studiesanthropology

Latin American Literature in Transition Vol 5. Cambridge University Press (2021)

Debra Ann Castillo

latin american diasporaliterary theorylatin american studiesliteratureworld literatureliterary criticismlatin literaturelatin american researchlatin american literature

The Scholar as Human. Cornell University Press eBooks (2021)

Anna Sims BartelDebra A. Castillo

critical race theorysocial anthropologyhistorical scholarshipcultureacademic ethichigher educationintellectual discoursepublic scholarshipcornell openopen access volumescornell universityhumanitieshuman sciencesscholarly communicationafrican american studiescultural studiesresearch culture

South of the Future. SUNY (2020)

Debra Ann Castillo

south-south cooperationhuman geographyglobal southhistoryhistorical geography

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Debra Ann Castillo

Stephen H Weiss Presidential Fellow Emerson Hinchliff Professor of Hispanic Studies

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Comparative Literature

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Latina/o Studies Program

Debra Ann Castillo is currently serving as a Comparative Literature Stephen H Weiss Presidential Fellow Emerson Hinchliff Professor of Hispanic Studies at Cornell University.

Honors

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Debra Ann Castillo

Cornell University

Stephen H Weiss Presidential Fellow Emerson Hinchliff Professor of Hispanic Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Horror in Latin America. Hispanic Issues Online (2025)

Debra Ann Castillo

latin americalatin american studiesspanishlatin american researchcultural studies

Teatro Documental Latinx. (2025)

Debra Castillo

Engaged Scholarship and Teaching in Covid Times. CUP (2024)

Debra Ann Castillo

higher educationeducationpreservice teacher educationpublic scholarshipcovid timeshigher education teaching

Scholars in Covid Times. Cornell University Press eBooks (2023)

Castillo, Debra A.Castillo Planas, Melissa

interdisciplinary historyhistorical scholarshipsocial historyhistoriographycovid timeshistory

Centering Borders. Routledge (2022)

Debra Ann Castillo

Diamantina Rosa. (2022)

Debra Ann Castillo

The Idea of the Border in the Digital Age. Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities (2022)

Debra A. CastilloParthasarathi Bhaumik

border controlsdigital culturemedium culturedigital ageculturetransnational mobilityborder warsgeopoliticssouth asiamedia studiesglobal studiesanthropology

Latin American Literature in Transition Vol 5. Cambridge University Press (2021)

Debra Ann Castillo

latin american diasporaliterary theorylatin american studiesliteratureworld literatureliterary criticismlatin literaturelatin american researchlatin american literature

The Scholar as Human. Cornell University Press eBooks (2021)

Anna Sims BartelDebra A. Castillo

South of the Future. SUNY (2020)

Debra Ann Castillo

south-south cooperationhuman geographyglobal southhistoryhistorical geography

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2
3
4
5
10 / page

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