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  MAESTRE BROTONS, ANTONI

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MAESTRE BROTONS, ANTONI
MAESTRE BROTONS, ANTONI
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Personal data

E-mail:
antoni.maestre@ua.es
Tel. No.
+34 965903400 x 3411
Location:
Other locations

Current professional activity

Position:
PROFESOR/A TITULAR UNIVERSIDAD
Dept.
FILOLOGIA CATALANA
Institutes:
I.U. INVESTIGACION ESTUDIOS DE GENERO
I.INTERUNIVERSITARIO FILOLOGIA VALENCIAN
Groups:
Recerca de la literatura contemporania

Academic background

  • Máster en Literatura Comparada y Crítica Cultural
    Universitat de València (19/10/2015)
  • Filología Inglesa
    UNED (30/10/2011)
  • DOCTORADO EN LLENGUA I LITERATURA CATALANA
    Centro de Estudios de Doctorado y Posgrado (19/10/2005)
  • Doctor en Filología Catalana
    Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres, Universitat d`Alacant (19/10/2005)
  • Grado de Licenciatura
    Universitat de València (22/06/1999)
  • Filología Hispánica, Orientación Filología Valenciana
    Universitat de València (16/09/1996)

Antoni Maestre-Brotons is Senior Lecturer in Catalan Studies at the University of Alicante (Spain), where he teaches Contemporary Catalan Literature and Cultural Studies. He has also lectured at the Open University of Catalonia (2014-2019) and was visiting professor at the University of Durham (United Kingdom) in 2017. He has a PhD in Catalan Studies, a degree in English Studies and Master of Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies. He has authored two books on Catalan postmodernist writers Quim Monzó and Sergi Pàmies: Humor i persuasió (2006) and Essències d'estil (2013). Other publications include articles in academic journals such as Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies, Tesserae. Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, Catalan Review, Catalan Journal of Communication and Cultural Studies, and Comunicación y Sociedad. He specializes in Catalan contemporary literature, Catalan cinema, gender and sexuality studies and cultural studies.