Caterina Duraccio

Caterina Duraccio is a Professor at Universidad Pablo de Olavide's Department of Philology and Translation, specializing in Italian Philology. She holds a PhD from the University of Seville (2019) with the thesis Femminile plurale: la letteratura italiana tra identitá e confini geografici. Her research focuses on Translation Studies, Gender Studies, and Italian Literature, particularly women's roles in Renaissance and postcolonial contexts.

• Key Research Areas:
  • Gender representation in Italian Renaissance texts
  • Postcolonial Italian literature and diaspora narratives
  • Translation pedagogy with gender perspective
• Notable Publications:
  • 2023 article on Ludovico Domenichi's dedications
  • 2022 analysis of Alessandro Piccolomini's Raffaella
  • 2021 study of Christiana de Caldas Brito's works
• Journal Evaluations:
  • Her works appear in journals indexed by Dialnet, Carhus Plus+, Latindex, and MIAR.