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Dr Leticia Villamediana Gonzalez

Associate Professor

Email: L dot Villamediana-Gonzalez at warwick dot ac dot uk

Tel: +44 (0) 24 765 74452

Room FAB4.67, Faculty of Arts Building
91, Coventry CV4 7AL

  • Head of Hispanic Studies
  • Senior Fellow of HEA (SFHEA)
  • WIHEA Alumni Fellow

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I'm an Associate Professor in Hispanic Studies and I joined 91 and SMLC in 2014. Before coming to 91, I taught at Queen's University, Belfast, where I completed my Doctoral Studies. During my time at 91, I've been teaching a wide range of modules at different levels and I've had multiple admin roles. I'm also an Alumni Fellow of the 91 International Higher Education Academy and Senior Fellow of HEA. I was awarded a 91 Award for Teaching Excellence in 2021 and a 91 Award for Personal Tutoring Excellence in 2025.

Teaching and Research Interests

My main teaching interests centre on modern Spanish literature, particularly on women’s writing from the eighteenth century onward, as well as on modern and contemporary Spanish politics and culture. I am also engaged in the pedagogy of Spanish as a second language and in the design of inclusive and diverse curricula.

My research interests focus on 18th and 19th-Century Spanish literature and culture, from the perspective of Anglo-Spanish relations, with a particular interest in the periodical press and women's writings. I'm currently preparing an edited anthology of translated texts written by 18th-Century Spanish women writers.

Previous projects:

'Approaches to Teaching the #EarlyModernHispanicWorld to 21st-Century Students'.

'Decolonising Babel': Multilingual and Inclusive Language Pedagogies at 91 and Beyond'Link opens in a new window 

Scholarship and Teaching & Learning:

Publications

Co-authored with Kerry Dobbins, Leela Dejnar and Natasha Katuta Mwila, '', Educational Developments Issue, 26.2, 2025.
Irene Macías, Leticia Villamediana González, Teresa García, Lourdes Hernández-Martín, Teresa Torres, 'Descolonización ELEUK: reflexiones y avances pedagógicos'. (Madrid: Instituto Cervantes), pp. 35-52.
Villamediana González, L. & V. Abbatelli, '', The Language Scholar, 2024.

Co-edited volume: (Centro Virtual Cervantes, 2024)

, University Council for Languages, Small Grant Report, 2024.

'Bosquejos de Andalucía en la prensa británica del siglo XIX: del discurso romántico al discurso colonial', in Andalucía y lo andaluz en los siglos XVIII y XIX: representación, crítica y creación de estereotipos, ed. by Daniel Muñoz Sempere and Breatriz Sánchez Hita (Peter Lang, 2023).

“A distinguished place in the Temple of the Muses”. Tomás de Iriarte’s Fables in the British Romantic Press (1795–1820), in (Peter-Lang, 2022)

'La literatura comparada y sus aplicaciones didácticas en clase de ELE', in Literatura y ELE: miradas desde los estudios literarios y culturales, ed. by Ana Peñas Ruiz (Madrid: EnClave-ELE, 2021)

 (Woodbridge: Tamesis Books, 2019)

(New York-Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2019)

, Cuadernos de Ilustración y Romanticismo. Revista digital del Grupo de Estudios del Siglo XVIII, nº 24 (2018), 339-71.

, Cuadernos de Ilustración y Romanticismo. Revista digital del Grupo de Estudios del Siglo XVIII, nº 22 (2016), 57-78. ISSN: 2173-0687

, in Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes - Portal Editores y Editoriales Iberoamericanos (siglos XIX-XXI) - EDI-RED (Alicante, 2016)

, Dieciocho: Hispanic Enlightenment, 38 (2015), 291-318

'La anglomanía en la prensa periódica española de la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII', in Hacia 1812, desde el siglo ilustrado. Actas del V Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Estudios del Siglo XVIII, ed. by Fernando Durán López (Gijón: Trea, 2013), pp. 197-210

Cuadernos de estudios del siglo XVIII, 22 (2012), 165-78

"Comencemos á conocer á una Nacion, que tanto nos importa tenerla à raya.' El fenómeno de la emulación en la Estafeta de Londres (1762) de Francisco Mariano Nifo', in La tinta en la clepsidra. Fuentes, historia y tradición en la literatura hispánica, ed. by Sónia Boadas, Félix Ernesto Chávez and Daniel García Vicens (Barcelona: PPU, 2012), pp. 187-98

Qualifications

Instituto Cervantes DELE Examiner, 2014

PhD in Hispanic Studies, Queen's University, Belfast, 2013

MA in Hispanic Studies, Queen's University, Belfast, 2009

MA in Interculturalidad en textos y contextos de ámbito occidental, University of Valladolid, 2008

BA (Hons) in English Philology, University of Valladolid, 2006

Advice and Feedback Hours

Term 2
  Wednesdays 11-12pm

&

Thursdays 3-4pm

Or email me to find a different appointment.

Email: l.villamediana-gonzalez@warwick.ac.uk

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