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R E S E A R C H E R

My research focuses on the study of transoceanic connections between Europe, Asia, and the Americas. In particular, I study the influence that Indigenous visual and cultural literacies have on the production of Spanish histories, literature, illustrations, and maps. I also work with the material hybridity that was embedded and developed in the cultural and scientific centers created by European missionaries in the navigational routes between Manila, Mexico City, and along the Iberian and Ming Empires. My research has appeared in the Hispanic Review journal.

RESEARCH IN PUBLICATIONS

"La transculturación de la iconografía en los manuscritos mexicanos: la reproducción del guerrero vencido a través de varios documentos precolombinos y textos coloniales"

"Martín de Rada in the Spanish Philippines: Intercontinental Narratives Across Contemporary Political Institutions of the Spanish Empire" 
 

"Navigating the Spanish-Chamorro Transoceanic Encounter: Authorship and Collaborative Work in the Boxer Codex"
 

RESEARCH AT CONFERENCES

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“The Spanish Imperial Archive in Manila: Mapping China in Late-Sixteenth Century.”

LISBON, PORTUGAL

July 21–23, 2021

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“Depicting China’s Location in the Early Modern Period: Cartographic Tables Across the Seas.”

(Virtual Congress)

February 15–19, 2022

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“Archive, Literature, and Assemblage in the Boxer Codex.”

TAIPEI, TAIWAN

June 15–18, 2022

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“La transculturación de las representaciones iconográficas en los manuscritos mexicanos: la reproducción del guerrero vencido a través de varios documentos precolombinos y textos coloniales.”

MADISON, WISCONSIN

October 8–9, 2021

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