Medievalist. Researching manuscripts, Queer theory and Birgitta of Sweden: the Madonna of Medieval Mystics.

Academic article

• Carrillo-Rangel, David (2025). Queer Authorities: Consumptions and Canon Deformations in Birgitta of Sweden’s Liber caelestis and Kara Walker’s The Ecstasy of St. Kara. A Memorial Printed in aedibus sanctae Brigittae: Or, The Lamentable Tale of How the Queer Martyr—or Author, as Long as It Is Convenient—Was Swallowed Whole by the Canon, Only to Be Spat Out in Fragments. (external link)

Chapter

• Rangel, David Carrillo (2023). Performing Heavenly Delights in Medieval Barcelona Circulation of Birgittine Texts and Affective Communities. (external link)

Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

• Rangel, David Carrillo; Jornet-Benito, Nuria; Gari, Blanca (2021). The Devotional Book in Context and Use: Catalan Poor Clares and English Birgittines: Spaces, Performance, and Memory. (external link)
• Carrillo-Rangel, David (2017). Textual Mirrors and Spiritual Reality Exempla, Mnemonic Devices and Performance in the Birgittine Order. (external link)

Academic anthology/Conference proceedings

• Carrillo-Rangel, David (2019). The Making of Queer Visionary Discourses. (external link)
• Carrillo-Rangel, David; Nieto-Isabel, D.; Acosta-Garcia, P. (2019). Touching, Devotional Practices, and Visionary Experience in the Late Middle Ages. (external link)

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Phd Project: Performing Visions: Queer Visionary Discourses, Materiality and Authority in Birgitta of Sweden's Revelations in the 14^th and 15^th Centuries