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College of Arts and Humanities

Daniel Calleros

Assistant Professor

Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures | 559.278.1108 | Office: Peter Business 433

dcalleros@csufresno.edu

Education

University of Arizona (Ph.D. in 19th-21st Century Hispanic Literature with an emphasis on Mexico)

Courses Taught

  • SPAN 248 Literatura del Crack (graduate seminar)
  • SPAN 245 Contemporary Mexican Literature (graduate seminar)
  • SPAN 218T Topics in Mexican Literature (graduate seminar)
  • SPAN 203 Applied Literary Theory (graduate seminar)
  • SPAN 170 Senior Seminar
  • SPAN 148T Fantastic/Horror Mexican Literature
  • SPAN 145 Major Works in Modern Mexican Literature
  • SPAN 143 Introduction to Latin American Literature
  • SPAN 129 Mexican Culture (G.E. course)
  • SPAN 121B Advanced Spanish Composition 2
  • SPAN 121A Advanced Spanish Composition 1
  • SPAN 117 Advanced Spanish Conversation
  • Mexican culture and literature
  • Critical Theory
  • Latin American literature and cultural studies
  • Digital Humanities
  • Visual Studies
  • Film Theory
  • Popular Culture
  • Video Game Theory
  • Semiology
Mexican Literature
  • “Pueblos espectrales y aproximaciones interactivas para sobrevivir la narración: lectura lúdica en Pedro Páramo y Silent Hill ”
  • “Intertextualidad, literatura lúdica y alegorítmos en Pixie en los suburbios de Ruy Xoconostle”
  • “Corales y espejos rotos: articulación y fractalidad narrativa en Las Rémoras de Eloy Urroz”

Digital Humanities and Latin American Video Game Studies:

  • “Digital Luchadores and the Spectacle of Combat: Visual Subjectification and Allegory of Mexico in Video Games”
  • “Visual and Rhetoric Construction of Undocumented Immigrants in Digital Media: Video Game Hallucinations of Mexican Subjects in the United States’ Southern Border”