Nuria Godón
استاد · 19th-21st Century Spanish Literature
Florida Atlantic University - Boca Ratonمعرفی
Nuria Godón is a Professor of Spanish Language and Hispanic Literature & Culture at Florida Atlantic University's College of Arts and Letters, specializing in 19th-21st century peninsular literature, film, and cultural studies. Her interdisciplinary expertise spans gender, sexuality, and migration themes in Iberian contexts.
Education:
- Licenciatura in Hispanic Philology, University of Santiago de Compostela
- MA and PhD in Spanish, University of Colorado at Boulder
Dr. Godón co-founded and co-edited Transitions: Journal of Franco-Iberian Studies (2005-2020), organized major conferences on Galician studies and gender/colonial discourses, and curated the Alberto Martí photography exhibition Os adeuses documenting Galician migration to the Americas. Her research focuses on masochism, gender dynamics, and cultural identity in Spanish literature, with particular attention to fin-de-siècle transitions and 21st-century redefinitions.
Recent publications explore topics like La Regenta's gender politics, postmemory in contemporary Spanish fiction, and transatlantic reconfigurations of national identity. Articles appear in Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies, Hispanic Review, and Writing Wrongdoing: Spain 1800-1936.
Teaching areas include advanced Spanish for heritage learners, literary theory, and specialized seminars on Spanish avant-garde, priest figures in literature, and modern peninsular narratives.
