Sandra Gondouin

Sandra Gondouin is a Lecturer in Hispanic-American Literature at the University of Rouen Normandy, affiliated with the ERIAC research unit (UFR Letters and Human Sciences). She holds a Doctorate in Spanish-American Literature (2011) and has taught at multiple institutions including Aix-Marseille University and Universidad de Ambato (Ecuador). Her research focuses on Central and Latin American literature, with particular emphasis on gender studies, poetry analysis, and the representation of the body in artistic expression.

Her academic roles include editorial responsibilities for journals like Crisol and participation in international research networks like REDISCA. She has organized conferences such as Feminism and Artivism in the Americas and contributed to cultural initiatives including translations and literary festivals. Her teaching spans contemporary Hispanic-American literature, cultural studies, and pedagogical training for language educators.

Research interests intersect feminism, postcolonial theory, and interdisciplinary approaches to literature and music. She explores topics like intertextuality in rap, biblical influences in modern poetry, and the political dimensions of artistic expression. Her work often bridges literary analysis with sociocultural contexts, particularly in Central American and Caribbean contexts.