Publications
16 rows, counting the CV or the Scholar profile
2020
Conclusion: Searching for Monte Refusals
Dixa Ramirez · Colonial Phantoms · Scholar only
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2020
Dominican Women’s Refracted African Diasporas
Dixa Ramirez · Colonial Phantoms · Scholar only
1
2020
EXCERPT FROM COLONIAL PHANTOMS: BELONGING AND REFUSAL IN THE DOMINICAN AMERICAS, FROM THE 19TH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT (2018)
Dixa Ramirez · JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL AMERICAN STUDIES · Scholar only
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2020
Following the Admiral: Reckonings with Great Men’s History
Dixa Ramirez · Colonial Phantoms · Scholar only
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2020
Race, Gender, and Propriety in Dominican Commemoration
Dixa Ramirez · Colonial Phantoms · Scholar only
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2020
Untangling Dominican Patriotism: Exiled Men and Poet Muses Script the Gendered Nation
Dixa Ramirez · Colonial Phantoms · Scholar only
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2019
Dominican Blackness, Ghosting, and Bad Patriots
Dixa Ramirez · Scholar only
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2018
Against Type: Reading Desire in the Visual Archives of Dominican Subjects
Dixa Ramirez · Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism · Scholar only
9
2018
Colonial phantoms: Belonging and refusal in the Dominican Americas, from the 19th century to the present
Dixa Ramirez · NYU Press · Scholar only
187
2018
Introduction: At the Navel of the Americas
Dixa Ramirez · Colonial Phantoms · Scholar only
1
2018
Working Women and the Neoliberal Gaze
Dixa Ramirez · Colonial Phantoms · Scholar only
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2016
Dominican Race and Gender before Trujillo and beyond Caribbean Studies
Dixa Ramirez · Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism · Scholar only
13
2015
Forced Intimacies and Murky Genealogies in Hispaniola: Émile Ollivier's Mère-Solitude and Marisela Rizik's El Tiempo Del Olvido
Dixa Ramirez · Comparative Literature · Scholar only
1
2015
Race, Gender, and Commemoration in the Dominican Republic
Dixa Ramirez · BLACK SCHOLAR · Scholar only
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2015
Salomé Ureña's Blurred Edges: Race, Gender, and Commemoration in the Dominican Republic
Dixa Ramirez · The Black Scholar · Scholar only
13
2013
Great Men's magic: charting hyper-masculinity and supernatural discourses of power in Junot Díaz's The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Dixa Ramirez · Atlantic Studies · Scholar only
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Where each field came from
| Field | CV | OpenAlex | Scholar |
| title |
| | Conclusion: Searching for Monte Refusals (used) |
| year |
| | 2020 (used) |
| venue |
| | Colonial Phantoms (used) |
| kind |
| | other (used) |
| first author |
| | Ramírez (used) |
The value in bold is the one the record uses.
How the records were joined
No decision recorded; a single record.