Dr. Tara Daly蜜桃影像Lalumiere Hall, 492
MilwaukeeWI53201United States of America(414) 288-6833tara.daly@marquette.eduCurriculum VitaeMy current research and teaching focuses on contemporary Latin American literary and visual cultures, primarily in the Andes region. With the support of a Franklin Grant and an NEH Summer Stipend, I am working on a book on Bartolina Sisa, an Aymara indigenous heroine who led the 1781-82 uprising in and around La Paz, Bolivia. This book will be based on archival research and ethnographic field work in and beyond the Andes. In the book, I demonstrate that Bartolina is a nomadic figure who has traversed the Qhapaq 脩an (the Inca road) and immigrated to both Europe and the United States. I trace her appearances in novels, theatre, radionovelas, and installation art to argue that her archival afterlives speak to the colonial past that perpetually haunts the present. In addition to the Bartolina project, I have research underway on Fausto Reinaga, Aymara indigenous political theorist, and the Bolivian film collective, Grupo Ukamau.
My first book, Beyond Human: Vital Materialisms in the Andean Avant-Gardes (Bucknell 2019) studied the ways that poets, performance artists, and installation artists animate natural materials like rocks, water, and the soil in their art to challenge the notion that the human is the privileged agent over a passive ecosystem. This book includes chapters on C茅sar Vallejo, Jos茅 Mar铆a Arguedas, and Magda Portal as well as Bolivian activist-artists, Julieta Paredes and Alejandra Dorado. I draw on indigenous knowledge systems and political theory to make my arguments.
Ph.D. 2010, Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of California, Berkeley
MA 2003, Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of Calfornia Berkeley
BA 1999, Spanish and English, University of Richmond
CORE 1929 Methods of Inquiry: Modernity
SPAN 3001 Advanced Communication in Spanish
SPAN 3500 Introduction to Literary Analysis in Spanish
SPAN 3520 Hispanic Studies: Latin American and Latinx Literatures
SPAN 4320 Contemporary Issues in the Spanish-speaking World: Capitalism and Extractivism in Latin America, in conjuction with art exhibit at The Haggerty Museum
SPAN 5931/4931 Back to the Future: Indigenous Performance and Literature in Latin America
SPAN 6675 Poetry and Performance in Colonial and Contemporary Latin America
FOLA 4931 Masculinities in Latin American Film and Pop Culture
Modern Language Association
Latin American Studies Association
Bolivian Studies Journal: Expanding the Critical Lens for Jaime Saenz鈥檚 Centennial (1921-1986). Eds. and Introduction, Tara Daly and Raquel Alfaro. University of Pittsburgh Press. 2022. 275 pp.
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