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Beatriz Celaya Carrillo is an Associate Professor specializing in 20th-century Spanish literature, feminist theory, and Afro-Hispanic cultural studies. Her research examines gender, migration, and racial dynamics in Spanish and Equatoguinean literature.
With international teaching experience spanning Jordan, Ghana, and multiple U.S. institutions, Dr. Celaya has published extensively on topics ranging from Renaissance interpretations to contemporary African diaspora literature. Her book 'Sexualidad femenina en la novela y cultura española' analyzes gender representations in early 20th-century Spain.
Research Publications:
- 2022 study reevaluates racial and religious interdictions in Renaissance Spain
- 2019 article explores queer identity in Equatoguinean literature
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