Stefano Tedeschi

Stefano Tedeschi serves as an Associate Professor at Sapienza University of Rome within the Department of European, American and Intercultural Studies, Faculty of Letters and Philosophy. His academic work focuses on Hispanic-American literature and culture across multiple degree programs including Modern Letters, Languages/Cultures/Literatures/Translation, and Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation. Dr. Tedeschi actively teaches courses such as Hispanic-American Language and Literature III and Spanish Translation III for the upcoming 2024-2025 academic year, with office hours scheduled through April 2025.

Dr. Tedeschi's research interests span Hispano-American Cultures and Literatures, Cinema and Literature, Literary Reception and Cultural Studies, Travel Literature, Mexican Literature, Cuban Literature, and Intercultural Relationships. His scholarly work demonstrates deep engagement with Latin American literary traditions, translation studies, and cross-cultural exchanges between Latin America and Italy/Europe. He has published extensively on topics ranging from prison writing in Latin America to the reception of Dante in Hispanic-American poetry, with particular attention to Mexican and Cuban literary traditions.

Analysis of Dr. Tedeschi's publication record reveals consistent scholarly output through 2024, demonstrating interdisciplinary approaches connecting literature with history, cultural studies, and political analysis. His work frequently examines the intersection of literary expression with historical events, particularly the 1968 student movement in Mexico, while also exploring translation theory and cultural reception across transatlantic contexts. A significant portion of his scholarship addresses narrative strategies in contemporary Cuban literature and the transnational circulation of literary works between Latin America and Europe.