Find a research supervisor in Hispanic studies

• Theoretical, descriptive, comparative and/or general linguistics, especially (morpho-)syntax; linguistic diversity and variation
• Hispanic and Romance languages and dialectology
• Understudied/endangered languages
• Historical and synchronic linguistics
• Spanish; Portuguese; Galician; Catalan; Astur-Leonese; Judaeo-Romance; Mirandese; Mozarabic/Andalusi Romance; Navarro-Aragonese; French; ...

• The invention of America in the Spanish culture of the exile of 1939
• Women's personal narratives
• 19th- and 20th-century Spanish literature
• Modern Spanish poetry

• Spanish literature and culture of the XX and XXI centuries
• The literature of the avant-garde, Spanish Republican Exile and the Spanish Civil War

• Translating National Identity
• The Reception of Catalan Literature in English

Luis A. Medina Cordova is Lecturer in Modern Languages. He specialises in the study of contemporary Ecuadorian and Latin American writing. After being awarded a PhD in Latin American Studies by King's College London in 2020, he has held teaching positions at King's College London and the University of Manchester. In 2021, he won the Association of Hispanists of Great Britain & Ireland ...

I teach Spanish language and translation, drawing on my practice as a literary translator and my background in visual arts. I am interested in creativity in translation, co-translation and the ways that art, translation and text-making can interact.

I am a cultural historian of 20^thcentury Mexico. Trained as a literary scholar, I now work largely on visual culture in the post-revolutionary period, particularly photography, muralism and, increasingly, religious imagery. I am currently working on my second book project which constructs a visual and material cultural history of religious violence in Mexico, starting with the Catholic-led ...

• Modern Hispanic literature and intellectual and cultural history
• Relationship between literature and power, exile and literature
• Literature and human rights
• The effects of censorship on culture

• Cultures and intellectual histories of the Portuguese-speaking world (including national, transnational, and comparative approaches)
• Brazilian cultures
• Postcolonial studies
• World literature theories and pedagogies
• Postcolonial memory
• The history and aesthetics of the novel
• Diasporas of the Portuguese-speaking world
• Gender and sexuality in the Portuguese-speaking world
• Revolutionary ...

World Cinema, European Cinema, American Independent Cinema, Spanish, Basque, Cuban and Latin American Cinema, Film Theory. Film and Philosophy, The Politics of Film Aesthetics.

• Medieval Iberia
• History and historiography
• Textual editing.
• Digital editing of medieval Iberian texts.