CARMEN MORENILLA TALENS

Carmen Morenilla Talens is a Professor in the Department of Classical Philology at the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication, University of Valencia, where she specializes in Greek Philology. She is an active member of the GRATUV (Research and Theatrical Action Group of the Valencia University), contributing to interdisciplinary research that bridges classical studies with theatrical performance.

Education:

• Doctorate from the Universitat de València (1986) with the thesis: Procedimientos fónicos de estilo en Aristófanes (Phonetic Stylistic Procedures in Aristophanes).

Her research focuses on the linguistic and stylistic features of Ancient Greek literature, particularly the comedies of Aristophanes. She explores phonetic and rhetorical devices used in classical texts, contributing to both philological scholarship and the practical understanding of how these works function in performance. Her work lies at the intersection of literary analysis, linguistics, and classical theater.

While no recent publications are listed in the provided text, her academic profile suggests a long-standing engagement with classical philology, especially in the domain of stylistic analysis and performance-oriented research of ancient Greek drama.

Scientific Awards:

She has contributed to academic mentoring through thesis supervision, though specific advisees are not listed. There is no mention of research grants in the provided information. Her affiliation with the GRATUV research group highlights her collaborative work in theatrical applications of classical texts, suggesting involvement in cultural and educational outreach projects related to ancient drama.

Laboratories and Research Teams:

• Member of the GRATUV (Research and Theatrical Action Group of the Valencia University), focusing on performance-based research of classical texts.