Gabriela Cordone

Gabriela Cordone is a Lecturer and researcher at the University of Lausanne, affiliated with the Faculty of Letters and the Spanish Section. She also holds research positions at the Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Literature and the Center for Theater Studies. Her academic work focuses on contemporary Hispanic literature and theater, with particular attention to gender studies and 21st century cultural expressions.

Dr. Cordone's research interests span across several interconnected fields. She specializes in Lesbian Studies within Hispanic contexts, examining how sexual identity intersects with cultural production. Her work on Gender and Spanish/Hispanic American Literature explores representations of gender roles and relations in contemporary narratives. Additionally, she investigates 21st Century Spanish and Hispanic American Theatre, analyzing how contemporary theatrical productions engage with social and political issues. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges literary analysis with performance studies and gender theory.

Her recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on contemporary Hispanic cultural production, with particular emphasis on theatrical works and narrative forms that challenge traditional family structures and explore new social constellations. Dr. Cordone's work shows a progression from studies of bodily representation in theater to more recent explorations of intermediality in 21st century Hispanic literature.