Amelia de Paz
Amelia de Paz, PhD in Philology from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) and awarded with the Extraordinary Doctorate Award, is an associate professor at the UCM and a high school professor of Spanish Language and Literature. Her research focuses on Spanish poetry from the Golden Age and the 20th century, with special attention to figures like Luis de Góngora.
Among her notable works is "An Idea of Góngora" (2025), a literary study that addresses the relevance of the Cordoban poet. Additionally, she has published "The Captive Verb" and "Everything is Heard", both focused on literary analysis. Her commitment to research and teaching positions her as an expert in both classic and contemporary Spanish literature.
Among her notable works is "An Idea of Góngora" (2025), a literary study that addresses the relevance of the Cordoban poet. Additionally, she has published "The Captive Verb" and "Everything is Heard", both focused on literary analysis. Her commitment to research and teaching positions her as an expert in both classic and contemporary Spanish literature.
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