Fernando Larraz Elorriaga

Fernando Larraz Elorriaga is an Associate Professor in the Department of Filology, Communication and Documentation at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAH), where he specializes in Spanish Literature with a focus on contemporary narratives. He is an active member of the Contemporary Literature Research Group (GILCO), contributing to scholarly work on 20th-century Spanish literary production, particularly in contexts of political exile and historical memory.

His research centers on Spanish literature, especially narratives emerging from the Republican exile during Francoism. Key areas of interest include literary criticism, historical memory, and the intersection of politics and narrative in 20th-century Spain. His work situates literary texts within broader socio-political frameworks, emphasizing the role of literature in preserving collective memory.

The available data does not list specific publications, but his research profile suggests a strong thematic consistency in contemporary Spanish literary studies, with potential interdisciplinary links to history, cultural studies, and memory studies.

Fernando Larraz Elorriaga has contributed to academic supervision, having completed his own doctoral thesis under the guidance of Dr. Francisco Caudet Roca. While no formal list of advisees is provided, his role as a Titular Professor implies involvement in graduate mentorship and academic training within his department.

He is affiliated with the GILCO research group, which focuses on contemporary literature, supporting collaborative projects, seminars, and publications in the field of modern Spanish literary studies.