Research Output per year
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Research Output 1996 2018
Faith and Fidelity: Examining the Relative Presence/Absence of Fidel as a Cultural Reference
Goldman, D. E. 2018Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Fidelity
Faith
Beyond the Facade: Exceptionalism Incongruity, and Recent Cuban Literary Expression
Goldman, D. E. Apr 2017Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Facades
Strange Days, Queer Values: Homosexuality and the New-and-Improved Man in Contemporary Cuba
Goldman, D. E. Jan 2017Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Wandering Subject and Closeted Jewishness: The Not-so-Transparent Chiasmus of Ethnicity and Sexuality
Goldman, D. E. Jan 2017Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Jewishness
Something a Bit Queer: Leonardo Padura's Detective Fiction
Goldman, D. E. May 2016Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Activities 1999 2016
Some Publications are More Equal than Others: The Art of Selecting When and Where to Submit Your Work
Goldman, D. E. (Speaker)Mar 2010
Activity: Invited talk
What Does a Feminist Want?: Gender Studies in the 'Post' Era
Goldman, D. E. (Speaker)Nov 1999
Activity: Invited talk
Objects on the Islands May be Closer than They Appear: Examining the Relative Invisibility of Guantanamo Bay in Cuban Discourse
Goldman, D. E. (Speaker)Oct 2013
Activity: Invited talk
The Impossible Journey: The Rhetoric of Insularity in Eugenio María de Hostos’s La peregrinación de Bayoán.
Goldman, D. E. (Speaker)Mar 1999
Activity: Invited talk
Difference(s) in the Academy: Reflections on Gender, Sexuality and Ethnic Studies
Goldman, D. E. (Speaker)Apr 2004
Activity: Invited talk