Elena Montejo Palacios

Elena Montejo Palacios serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Science Education at Universidad de Jaén, specializing in Social Sciences didactics. Her academic foundation includes a doctorate from Universidad de Granada (2015) with the thesis "Alhambras de papel traducciones y proyecciones a través de los viajeros anglosajones del siglo xix" supervised by Dr. Rafael Jesús López-Guzmán.

Her research spans intersectional frameworks in democratic societies, gendered material culture (notably corsetry and Victorian interiors), and visual representation of marginalized communities. She critically examines photographic archives as didactic resources while deconstructing Orientalist narratives in Alhambra interpretations and Andalusian alterity. Her work consistently bridges historical analysis with contemporary educational applications in Social Sciences.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals dominant trends in cultural representation (particularly Romani communities in Granada), transnational art exchanges (South-South and Iberian-American), and postmemory applications of photographic archives. Key methodological threads include visual anthropology approaches to historical imagery and critical didactics for heritage education.

Professor Montejo Palacios actively supervises graduate theses as indicated by institutional navigation menus, though specific advisee names aren't published. Her scholarly activities include collaborative research projects in cultural heritage education, with emphasis on digital archive integration for intergenerational learning and critical analysis of historical narratives.