GlobaLS – Displaced Thinking

beyond borders, between thoughts

At the Global Literary Studies Research Laboratory (GlobaLS), I am the coordinator of the Research Line on Global Literary Environments. As part of the research interests developed in this investigative line, our objective is to develop the following research agenda:

Analyse literary spatial phenomena as part of a historical and transdisciplinary agenda in which intellectual and scientific history are also brought to the forefront of analysis.
Study literary and cultural processes, as well as their agents, on both local and global scales, based on the concepts of movement, displacement, and connectivity. This involves case studies that allow the discovery of invisible and insufficiently studied networks and voices.
Address spatial inequalities in the production and dissemination of knowledge. Highlight the role of 'peripheralized agents' - such as women and black individuals - in the formation of modern literary and scientific interpretations

As a researcher at GlobaLS, I have participated in research projects where fellow group members served as principal investigators. The Novel as Global Form. Poetic Challenges and Cross-border Literary Circulation (I+D – Spanish Ministry of) Social Networks of the Past: Mapping Hispanic and Lusophone Literary Modernity, 1898-1959 (ERC-StG Grant)