📚 Sonia López Giménez is now presenting “Korean ‘beauty of sorrow’ and the navigation of a stateless existence during the U.S. Exclusion Era in Younghill Kang’s East Goes West (1937)”

📚 María Benítez Utrera presents “The Housewife Wears Prada: Relating Tradwife and Made-From-Scratch Content to Baudrillard’s Theory of Simulation”

📚 Carlos Molina Valero presents "'Grimalkin I take rather to be a hagat or a witch than a cat': witches and the supernatural in William Baldwin's _Beware the Cat_"

📚 J. Javier Torres-Fernández presents "Transatlantic Bridges between the American and Irish HIV/AIDS Theatrical Traditions"

📚Ana Tejero Marín presents "Young citizens, young activists: Renegotiating boundaries in YA dystopia"

Carmen Sumillera Iglesias, Andrés Muñoz García, and Carolina Guillén Pérez just shared their research on the Linguistics III panel ✨👇🏼

📚 Elisa Fernández Rodríguez has presented “‘I am nothing like my mother’: An Exploration of the Mother-Son Relationship in Angie Cruz’s How Not to Drown in a Glass of Water (2022)”

📚 Loida Hernández Benito has presented “Stuck in Trouble: Negative Affect, Political Stasis, and Queer Failures in Sarah Schulman’s People in Trouble (1990)”

📚 Lucía Aréjula Muñoz has presented “The deconstruction of woman and mother: the experience of Audre Lorde as a black lesbian author”

📚 Fernando Apolinar-Rodríguez has presented “Travel Dimension of Pastoral Utopias: The Case of William Morris and William Dean Howells”

📚 Patricia Muñoz Andrés is now presenting “Academia vs. Business: Bridging the Gap through Quality Assurance”

📚 Lucía Mañeru Rodríguez has presented “I don’t like English!: and now what?”

📚 Alicia Fernández Viña has presented “Edgar Allan Poe’s Sinister Waltz with Darkness. A Theological Approach to Evil in “The Fall of the House of Usher” and ‘The Imp of the Perverse’”

✨ Time for the last plenary session! Dr Laura Monrós-Gaspar is presenting “Women's (her)stories in London's Nineteenth-Century Entertainment Industry”

Our dear PI Prof. Laura Monrós Gaspar has delivered a plenary session titled “Women’s (her)stories in London’s Nineteenth-century Entertainment Industry” at the 10th ASYRAS Conference (ASYRAS) today.

Time for the ASYRAS General Assembly! 👇🏼

Let us introduce the winner of the ASYRAS Award to the Best Conference Paper: Lucía Mañeru Rodríguez! Congrats! ✨

And that’s a wrap! Thank you all for coming to the 10th ASYRAS Conference ✨ See you next year in Alicante 😉

Our heads are still buzzing with ideas after #ASYRAS2025! Whether you’re still processing everything or getting ready for your next event, here are 3 quick tips to make the most of a conference. Save them for the next time you find yourself wandering between panels! ✨💛

We're still buzzing from the ASYRAS CONFERENCE that took place recently! . It's so important and wonderful to strive to keep our sense of community alive and help that nurture our work and ourselves 💛