María Felisa Rodríguez Prado

María Felisa Rodríguez Prado is a Temporary PhD Professor in the Area of Galician and Portuguese Philology at the University of Santiago de Compostela. She is actively involved in teaching and research, with a strong focus on Lusophone cultures and literatures, particularly those of Portuguese-speaking African countries (PALOP). Her academic work spans multiple degree programs, including Modern Languages, Spanish, Galician, English, and Classical Philology, as well as the Master in Literary and Culture Studies.

Her research interests are deeply rooted in Lusophone literature, cultural studies, and comparative literary systems, with a special emphasis on African countries of the Portuguese language community. She contributes to cultural planning and spin-off development within Lusophone contexts, reflecting an interdisciplinary and applied approach to philology and literary studies.

The trends in her teaching and research suggest a consistent engagement with the cultural and literary dynamics of the Portuguese-speaking world, especially in postcolonial and transnational frameworks. Her work bridges Galician, Iberian, and African literary traditions, contributing to a broader understanding of shared linguistic and cultural heritage.

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María Felisa Rodríguez Prado supervises various courses and likely advises students within her specialization, though no named students are listed. There is no mention of external grants or funding in the provided content.

She is affiliated with the research group Cultural Studies on Galician, Portuguese, Brazilian and African Countries of Portuguese Language Systems, which reflects her collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment.