Hanlet Domínguez

A historian committed to historical research with more than 6 years of experience. All research is carried out with an efficient methodology using primary resources in Spanish as a fundamental and indisputable source. The tool of bilingualism allows more efficient research and a clearer understanding of Hispanic culture and its history. Some historical articles on the beginning of the Spanish colonization of America have been published as collaborations for newspapers.

• Member of The National Society of Leadership and Success Spring 2017
• Selected to historical research conferences:
• Binghamton University, March 2016. "Moving, Crossing, and Living in Multiplicity"
• Albany State University, May 2016. "Symposium and Phi Alpha Theta lecture"
• Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia, October 2016. "Christian Historians and the Challenges of Race, Gender, and Identity"

'Bartolome de Las Casas and his early influences': 02/2016 This historical project of Bartolome de las Casas is based on his fundamental influences to become the defender of the Indians. Among the many influences of this friar, two in particular are studied, which are Antonio Montesinos and Ramón Pané. Such research studies were done with primary resources such as Pane's book of the antiquities of the Indians 1498, and letters of the first Dominican friars to and from Spain 1511 to 1520. This work is currently being developed into a book.

• Ramón Pané y su visión emulada de los estilos de San Jerónimo y de Fray Hernando Talavera (Spanish Edition)
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