Research and Teaching
David Miranda-Barreiro (Bangor University) is Senior Lecturer in Hispanic Studies, and co-editor of Galicia 21: Journal of Contemporary Galician Studies. His main research focuses on literary and filmic accounts of Spanish and Galician travel, migration and exile. He is also working on graphic biographies of Galician intellectuals and Galician comics more broadly.
ORCID number: 0000-0003-2424-4061
Galician New York: a Cultural History (website): https://newyork.gal/en/
‘Spain through Its Writers’ is a final-year research-led module for students in Iberian Studies at Bangor University (Wales). It introduces students to the genre of travel writing and explores how the image of Spain given by its own writers has changed over the past 100 years. The resources from this course that are shared below […]
The natural landscape and the terra (land) have played a key role in the articulation of Galician national and cultural identity since the late nineteenth century (López Sande 2008; Domingues 2009; Pérez Moreira 2010). Rosalía de Castro’s poetry collection Cantares gallegos [Galician Songs] (1863), a major text in the revival of the Galician language, began […]