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Edward Mullen |
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<< back to Faculty Ph.D., Northwestern University, 1968Twentieth-Century Spanish American Literature, Afro-Hispanic Literature Professor Mullen's research interests focus broadly on nineteenth- and twentieth-century Latin American literature with special interest in theories of race, ethnicity, and canon formation. He has published on Octavio Paz, Jaime Torres Bodet, Carlos Pellicer, Simon Aguado, Juan Francisco Manzano, Fernando Ortiz, Manuel Ramos Otero, Reinaldo Arenas (among others) and on the influence of Langston Hughes in the Hispanic world and Haiti. He regularly teaches Introduction to Hispanic literature (231, 232), surveys of Spanish-American literature (332) and occasional seminars on Cuban literature and the Harlem Renaissance. His most recent books are Afro-Cuban Literature: Critical Junctures (1998) and The Harlem Group of Negro Writers by Melvin Tolson: An Edition (2001).He is currently preparing second editions of Langston Hughes in the Hispanic World and Haiti (1977) and The life and poems of a Cuban Slave (1981). |
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