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Nicholas R. Jones

Assistant Professor

Yale University

Affiliations

Spanish & Portuguese

Nicholas R. Jones is currently serving as a Spanish & Portuguese Assistant Professor at Yale University.

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Nicholas R. Jones

Yale University

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spanish african american studies cultural history cultural studies theatre critical race theory world literature african diaspora black experience anthropology urban planning intersectionality anti-racism queer theory modern literature feminist studies narrative ethnic studies postcolonial writing american studies african identity philosophy of film sexual behavior international history interdisciplinary history global history literary history historical review historical methodology cultural context feminist perspectives sexual compulsion human sexuality historical transition transnational history radical performances early modern spain citational practice twenty-first century arab latin america critical anthology imagining sex pornographic sensibilities routledge critical junctures

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CristiáN H. Ricci, Ed. Twenty-First Century Arab and African Diasporas in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2025)

Nicholas R. Jones

modern literatureafrican diasporaworld literaturecomparative literaturelatin americatwenty-first century arabspanish

Centering Blackness as Methodology and as Citational Practice – I. ‘Centering Blackness as Methodology’. European History Quarterly (2023)

Nicholas R. Jones

anti-racismcultural historyhistoryhistorical methodologycultural studiesintersectionalitycitational practiceafrican american studiesblack experiencecritical race theory

Divas Negras, Feminismos Negros: El “Habla De Negros” Y El Cuerpo De Las Mujeres Negras En Lope De Rueda. Mora (2022)

Nicholas R. JonesVíctor Sierra Matute

cultural contextliteraturegender studiesculturenarrativecultural studiesliterary theoryfeminist theoryfeminist perspectivesqueer theoryfeminist studies

Pornographic Sensibilities: Imagining Sex and the Visceral in Premodern and Early Modern Spanish Cultural Production. Routledge (2021)

human sexualityphilosophy of filmaestheticscultural studiespopular culturetheatresexual behaviorimagining sexpornographic sensibilitiessexual compulsionspanishgendered sexuality

Staging Habla De Negros. Penn State University Press eBooks (2019)

NICHOLAS R. JONES

theatrecommunicationanthropologyurban planning

Staging Habla De Negros: Radical Performances of the African Diaspora in Early Modern Spain. Bucknell Digital Commons (Bucknell University) (2019)

Nicholas R. Jones

early modern spaincultural historyafrican diasporaradical performancesafrican american studiesspanish

Early Modern Black Diaspora Studies: A Critical Anthology. Palgrave (2018)

african identityhistorycritical anthologyethnic studiespostcolonial writingafrican american studiesblack experienceamerican studiescritical race theoryrace

The Routledge Critical Junctures in Global Early Modernities Book Series. Routledge

global historycultural historyintellectual historyworld literaturehistoryinternational historyinterdisciplinary historyliterary historyhistorical reviewglobal studieshistorical transitioncivilizationstransnational historyhistoriographyroutledge critical juncturesmodernity

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Nicholas R. Jones

Assistant Professor

Yale University

Affiliations

Spanish & Portuguese

Nicholas R. Jones is currently serving as a Spanish & Portuguese Assistant Professor at Yale University.

Honors

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Nicholas R. Jones

Yale University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

CristiáN H. Ricci, Ed. Twenty-First Century Arab and African Diasporas in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2025)

Nicholas R. Jones

modern literatureafrican diasporaworld literaturecomparative literaturelatin americatwenty-first century arabspanish

Centering Blackness as Methodology and as Citational Practice – I. ‘Centering Blackness as Methodology’. European History Quarterly (2023)

Nicholas R. Jones

anti-racismcultural historyhistoryhistorical methodologycultural studiesintersectionalitycitational practiceafrican american studiesblack experiencecritical race theory

Divas Negras, Feminismos Negros: El “Habla De Negros” Y El Cuerpo De Las Mujeres Negras En Lope De Rueda. Mora (2022)

Nicholas R. JonesVíctor Sierra Matute

cultural contextliteraturegender studiesculturenarrativecultural studiesliterary theoryfeminist theoryfeminist perspectivesqueer theoryfeminist studies

Pornographic Sensibilities: Imagining Sex and the Visceral in Premodern and Early Modern Spanish Cultural Production. Routledge (2021)

human sexualityphilosophy of filmaestheticscultural studiespopular culturetheatresexual behaviorimagining sexpornographic sensibilitiessexual compulsionspanishgendered sexuality

Staging Habla De Negros. Penn State University Press eBooks (2019)

NICHOLAS R. JONES

theatrecommunicationanthropologyurban planning

Staging Habla De Negros: Radical Performances of the African Diaspora in Early Modern Spain. Bucknell Digital Commons (Bucknell University) (2019)

Nicholas R. Jones

early modern spaincultural historyafrican diasporaradical performancesafrican american studiesspanish

Early Modern Black Diaspora Studies: A Critical Anthology. Palgrave (2018)

african identityhistorycritical anthologyethnic studiespostcolonial writingafrican american studiesblack experienceamerican studiescritical race theoryrace

The Routledge Critical Junctures in Global Early Modernities Book Series. Routledge

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