Research Bio
Dani Cádiz Bedini is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Spanish & Portuguese at UC Berkeley. She teaches and writes on literature of the Americas, literary exchanges, empire, political terror, and anticolonial activism. Her book project, tentatively titled Dream Awake: Empire, Race, and Translation in Nineteenth-Century Americas, examines diverse modes of translation that were harnessed as anti-imperialist work. A second book project looks to political terror and the gothic in Latin America.
Dani's writing and reviews have appeared or are forthcoming in American Quarterly, MELUS, Theory in Action, and American Periodicals. She’s also a frequent contributor to the global arts magazine, the Online Gallery.
Research Expertise and Interest
Latin American literatures, hemispheric American literature, literary exchanges, anticolonial activism, migration, border crossings, translation, linguistic exchange
Teaching
Seminar in Spanish American Literature [SPANISH 280]
Special Study for Graduate Students [SPANISH 298]
Special Advanced Study [SPANISH 299]
Studies in Hispanic Literature [SPANISH 135]
Studies in Hispanic Literature [SPANISH 135]
Special Study for Graduate Students [SPANISH 298]
Special Advanced Study [SPANISH 299]
Survey of Spanish American Literature [SPANISH 104B]
Seminar in Spanish American Literature [SPANISH 280]