Enrique Andrade Martinez

Enrique Andrade Martinez is a Researcher in the Department of Spanish Philology at the University of Valencia, specializing in Spanish and Mexican literary studies with critical focus on border violence, migration, and gender-based violence narratives.

He earned his Doctorate from the University of Valencia in 2023 with the thesis "Estéticas y narrativas de las violencias de frontera en México migración y feminicidio" (Aesthetics and Narratives of Border Violence in Mexico: Migration and Femicide), supervised by Dr. Jaume Peris Blanes. His academic foundation centers on Hispanic literary traditions and contemporary socio-political conflicts.

His research synthesizes Spanish Literature, Mexican Literature, Border Studies, Migration Studies, Gender Studies, and Femicide analysis to examine how literary forms represent violence at the Mexico-US border. This interdisciplinary approach reveals intersections between migration crises, structural gender violence, and cultural production in transnational contexts.

He actively contributes to the VALi+d research group at the University of Valencia, which investigates literary and cultural phenomena through critical theoretical frameworks, with particular emphasis on marginalized narratives and social justice themes in Iberian and Latin American contexts.