Senior lecturer in Spanish at the Department of Language Studies
As a senior lecturer in Spanish, I primarily teach Spanish-language literature at both undergraduate and advanced levels, and I supervise postgraduate students. My research focuses on early 20th-century Spanish literature, with a particular emphasis on female authors and feminist literature. Currently, my work is centered on feminism and sexualities in early 20th-century Europe, as well as Spanish depictions of the Nordic countries during the same period.
In my previous research, I have explored, among other topics, the reception of Ellen Key's ideas on social motherhood in Southern Europe, in a project funded by the Swedish Research Council. In another project, funded by the Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences, I examined the Spanish feminist Carmen de Burgos's depictions of Scandinavia.
In the tabs above, you can see my various publications within these projects, as well as more detailed project descriptions.
I primarily teach Spanish-language literature at various levels, but I also teach oral proficiency. The seminar is a central component of my literary studies teaching, where my fundamental method is problem-solving in groups with the literary text as the main focus.