Dr Hayley Rabanal

School of Languages, Arts and Societies

Lecturer

h.rabanal@sheffield.ac.uk
+44 114 222 0545

Jessop West

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Dr Hayley Rabanal
School of Languages, Arts and Societies
Jessop West
1 Upper Hanover Street
Sheffield
S3 7RA

Profile: Hayley Rabanal joined the Department of Hispanic Studies as lecturer in September 2010.

Research interests: Hayley's research area is broadly twentieth and twenty-first-century Spanish literature and culture, with a particular interest in the transition to democracy and post-transition period. Currently, her research explores how notions of convivencia and cosmopolitanism are negotiated in cultural production in the interrelated contexts of immigration and multiculturalism, discourses of cultural (historical) memory and Spanish ‘Orientalism’.

Publications

Rabanal HT (2011) Belén Gopegui: The Pursuit of Solidarity in Post-Transition Spain. Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer.

Rabanal HT (2018) Courting Convivencia: Hispano-Arab Identity and Spanish Women’s Orientalism in the Franco Regime’s Years of “Unbearable Solitude” (1946-1950). Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies, 19(3), 339-364. View this article in WRRO
Rabanal HT (2016) ‘“Pacto de olvido”, “dolor diferido”: Javier Cercas’s Affective Recuperation of the Transition in Anatomía de un instante’. Modern Language Review, 111(3), 727-753. View this article in WRRO
Rabanal HT (2014) Rethinking integration in contemporary Spanish film: convivencia and the cosmopolitan outlook in Chus Gutiérrez's Retorno a Hansala (2008). Tesserae: Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, 20(2), 135-159.
Rabanal HT (2012) Coming in from the Cold? The Spy Novel as Trojan Horse, Or the Case of Belen Gopegui's 'El lado frio de la almohada'. Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research.
Rabanal HT (2010) Visions and Revisions: Women's Narrative in Twentieth-Century Spain [Review]. Bulletin of Hispanic Studies (Liverpool).

Rabanal HT (2014) «Una mezcla de amor profundo y asco»: A/Version of Multiculturalism in Lucía Etxebarria’s Cosmofobia In Mayock E & Corbalan A (Ed.), Toward a Multicultural Configuration of Spain: Local Cities, Global Spaces (pp. 15-28). Fairleigh Dickinson University Press

Professional activities and memberships: Hayley is involved in the North Africa Study Group and the Migration, Culture and Community Research Cluster in the School of Languages and Cultures at Sheffield. She is also a member of the executive committee of the UK network Women in Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies (WISPS).