LUIS BAUTISTA BONED

Luis Bautista Boned is a Professor in the Department of Spanish Philology at the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication, University of Valencia. His academic work is rooted in Spanish literature, with a focus on aesthetic and subjective dimensions of early 20th-century literary movements.

His research interests include Spanish Literature, Literary Theory, Aesthetics, and 20th Century Hispanic Literature. He is particularly engaged with the intellectual and artistic expressions of the Generation of '14 in Spain, exploring how subjectivity and chaos are represented in literary form.

He is affiliated with the ELITE-PAC research group (Literary Writings: Heritage and Updates), which focuses on the critical reinterpretation and contemporary relevance of literary heritage.

Dr. Bautista earned his doctorate from the University of Valencia in 2018 with the thesis titled Temblor ante el caos. Estética y subjetividad en la generación del 14, supervised by Dr. Joan Oleza Simó.

He has not listed any scientific awards or publications in the provided text.

There is no mention of graduate students supervised or research grants held. He is actively involved in literary research through his institutional affiliation and research group participation.