Current PhD Candidates
Magalí Belén Segovia
Unravelling Irishness: gendered identities in diasporic Irish cultural printed press in early 20th century Argentina.
Anna Cruzado Sanders
Exploring crime fiction translation from a gender and minority culture perspective.
Beatriz Dantas Vieira
Quilombismo and ways of resisting in contemporary Brazil.
Ruth Donnelly
Translating for a Fairer Future: A Critical Creative Approach to the Translation of Young Adult Literature from Latin America.
Lucy Dubert
Translocal & Transnational Installation Art Practice in the Caribbean Diaspora & Beyond: How Distance, Proximity & Allegiance in the Work of Female Installation Artists Focuses on Oceanic Thinking.
Flavia Espindola
Place of Grito: Towards a Polyphonic Paradigm for the Study of Contemporary Literature in Brazil.
Ioannis Kaprosioutis
A Post-structural Reading of Bakhtinian Carnival and Transgression in Edgar Allan Poe’s Short Stories and the Caricatures of James Gillray.
Claudia Loenze
A comparative critical discourse analysis of narratives of migration in German and Mexican media sources.
Edyta O'Shanahan
Monstrosity, biopower, resistance and selfhood in contemporary Mexican speculative fiction.
Eileen O'Connor
A Translation of the Collected Works of Blanca Varela and Critical Introduction.
Francisca Picó Paredes
Integration of Literary Texts about Poverty in ELE Teaching: An Intercultural Approach.
Mario Pueblas Madueño
(Self-)Translation in Exile: The Spanish Diaspora in the Aftermath of the Spanish Civil War.
Elizabeth Rosales Martínez
Towards an activist translation: Translating testimonies of those searching for victims of enforced disappearance in Mexico.
Louisa Esther
Towards a conceptualisation of exile journalism: A study of changing journalistic norms and practices in exile from Latin America and East Africa.
Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies
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