- Ethics in contemporary British literature
- Vulnerability in literature
- Mother-daughter relationships in literature
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María Magdalena Flores Quesada is a full-time lecturer and researcher at the University of Málaga's Department of English, French and German Philology. She holds a PhD in English Literature (2022) with outstanding cum laude , focusing on ethics and vulnerability in contemporary British fiction. Her academic roles include interim substitute teaching and participation in national/international conference organizing committees. Her research explores ethical dimensions of mother-daughter relationships, vulnerability representations, and gender dynamics in modern British literature. Key projects include collaboration on the Gender and Spiritism in Andalusia (2019–2021) and Orientation: A Dynamic Perspective on Contemporary Fiction (2018–2021). She is a member of the Contemporary Literature in Europe research group (HUM-858) and serves on ASYRAS's governing board since 2019. Publications span peer-reviewed articles in Oceánide , Études britanniques contemporaines , and ES Review , with thematic focus on vulnerability in works like Eleanor Oliphant Is Not That Fine and Hot Milk . Her work bridges literary analysis with pedagogical innovations, including pandemic-era digital education strategies. Awarded the 2018 Catalina Montes Award for literary research excellence, she actively contributes to academic governance through conference organization and editorial work. Ongoing research emphasizes ethical encounters in transnational narratives and postmodern literary ethics.
