Isabel Mociño, literary critic from Sarreaus
Isabel Mociño González (Sarreaus, 1974) holds a doctorate in Galician-Portuguese Philology and is a literary critic and lecturer at the Universidade de Vigo (Ourense), specialising in children's and young-adult literature.
- Born
- Sarreaus, 1974
- Profession
- literary critic and university lecturer
- Speciality
- children's and young-adult literature
- Centre
- Faculty of Education Sciences, Ourense Campus
Isabel Mociño González was born in Sarreaus on 2 March 1974 and is a literary critic. A doctor in Galician-Portuguese Philology from the USC, she was a fellow at the Centro Ramón Piñeiro, a lecturer in Galician language, literature and culture at the University of the Basque Country (2006-2009) and is a lecturer at the Faculty of Education Sciences of the Universidade de Vigo in Ourense [1].
Research
She has belonged to the LIJMI network on children’s and young-adult literatures of the Iberian and Ibero-American world since its founding in 2004, sits on the board of ANILIJ, chairs the Elos section and is secretary of the Galician Association of Critics. She took part in works such as A memoria das guerras na literatura infantil e xuvenil en lingua galega (Xerais, 2004), Amador Montenegro Saavedra e a súa obra narrativa en galego (2007) and A guerra civil española na narrativa infantil e xuvenil (2008) [1].
Frequently asked questions
What does she research? Galician and Iberian children’s and young-adult literature [1].
Where was she born? In Sarreaus, in 1974 [1].
Links
- Parish: Sarreaus
- Notable people of A Limia
- Famous people and sportspeople of A Limia
- Authors and artists of A Limia
- Sarreaus
Sources
- «Isabel Mociño», Galipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabel_Moci%C3%B1o
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