Vicent Moreno

Dr. Vicent Moreno serves as Chair and Associate Professor of Spanish Education within the Department of English & Philosophy at Arkansas State University's College of Liberal Arts and Communication. A native of Valencia, Spain, he brings over two decades of U.S. teaching experience and holds a Ph.D. from Indiana University.

His academic credentials:

• Ph.D. from Indiana University
• M.A. from West Virginia University
• B.A. from Universitat de València

Research specialties span Contemporary Spanish Peninsular literature, Cultural production and marketing, Sociology of literature, and Literature and new technologies. He investigates 20th-21st century Spanish literary responses to socio-economic transformations, digital media's influence on narrative forms, and Catalan cultural identity. His methodological approach employs Bourdieusian field theory to analyze literary legitimation and market dynamics, with additional focus on film studies and foreign language pedagogy.

Analysis of his fifteen publications (2010-2020) reveals consistent engagement with literary awards systems, digital literature, and contemporary Spanish authors like Belén Gopegui and Andrés Neuman. Key thematic threads include transatlantic literary fields, neoliberal cultural production, and technology's reshaping of authorship—particularly evident in works examining Generación Nocilla and social media's literary impact.

No documented scientific awards appear in available materials, though his scholarly influence is demonstrated through extensive publication output and departmental leadership.

Dr. Moreno maintains strong commitment to student mentorship in Spanish language and literature education, with notable emphasis on technology integration in pedagogy. While specific grant details remain unspecified, his sustained research productivity across fifteen years indicates successful acquisition of academic funding.

No dedicated research laboratories or collaborative teams are referenced in the provided documentation.