Really excited to announce my paper “Magical Feminism, Violence and Fairy Tales in Atkinson’s Human Croquet” has been published in “Fragments of Meaning: Dialogues in Language, Literature, and Culture”.
You can read it now here! https://t.co/iaCpTbQ56Y
From May 18th to 20th, she attended the Poetics and Politics of Literary Assemblages: an International Conference (Universidad de Málaga).
This time, she bridged assemblage theory and hauntology by analysing Tracy Fahey’s novella They Shut Me Up and its aging female bodies.
From April 15th to 17th, she traveled to the PLGS International Conference "Female CorpoRealities" (Universidad de Alcalá).
There, she tackled corporality, abjection and queer failure through the analysis of Coralie Fargeat’s acclaimed film The Substance.
Universities don't need to "teach students to use AI well." The whole point of AI is that it doesn't require any skill. Universities *should* teach students how to write and research on their own, and foster an ethic of shaming people who outsource their basic ability to think.
📣 We are pleased to announce our next event!
📖 This time our predoctoral students will discuss their PhD theses in relation to the main critical research lines of our project!
🗓️ April 28, 2026
⏱️ 4:30 PM (CET)
Registration details below‼️
🤩📚Today we celebrate World Book Day and with nothing better than book recommendations!
🗒️ Consider adding these to your collection and to your TBR list!
Today I enjoyed one of the greatest joys of this profession: sharing my little paper with an amazing group of friends and colleagues. Thank you so much for having me, @pandora_lgs!!! See you next time!!!💚
📍Paula García-Rodríguez, at the panel “Aging female body”, argued that They Shut Me Up and The Substance reclaim and reinterpret the ageing female body, as it interrogates how they are rendered invisible within dominant discourses, marking them as socially obsolete.
Next week, members of our project will join the “Trans-scriptions: Cultural Codings and the Poetics of the Body” conference (University of Wroclaw, Poland)!
Check out the titles of our papers below.📚
Our next panel examine AI, gender, video games and the gothic! With papers from John Kavanagh, Federica Palazzi, Paula Garcia-Rodriguez and Violet Burns.