Francisco Moran
Professor Emeritus of Spanish
World Languages and Literatures, Spanish
Education
Ph.D., Georgetown UniversityView curriculum vitae
Areas of Interest
My principal focus of research is Latin American literature from the end of the 19th Century (modernismo), but I am also interested in Latin American Literature in general, as well as more specifically in Caribbean literature. In fact, the articles that I have published or that are already in press deal with the work of some of modernismo’s canonical writers (Jose Martí, Rubén Darío, and mainly Julián del Casal), as well as romanticism (Gabriel de la Concepción Valdés (Plácido), and Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda), contemporary Cuban literature and the Puerto Rican Manuel Ramos Otero, whom I consider one of our most fascinating Caribbean and Latin American writers.
Publications
- Francisco Calcagno. Aponte. Introductory study, critical and annotated edition, ed. Moran, Francisco. Doral, Florida: Stockcero, 2016 (Editor)
- The Havana Reader, ed. José Quiroga and Francisco Moran. Durham: Duke University Press. Forthcoming.
- “Ville Brothers: Exclusion in José Martí's Republican Dream.” Syncing the Americas: José Martí and the New Modernity. Bucknell University Press, 2017.
- Domingo del Monte: ¿”El más real y útil” de los cubanos de su tiempo? Dir膩s膩t Hisp膩nicas n. 3. 2016. 39-65.
- “.” Al Día, March 19, 2016. Interview in Spanish about President Obama’s visit to Cuba.
Professor Moran was also highlighted on SMU-TV’s Daily Update on May 2, 2016. (forward to 14:39).
