Dr Jose Goni Perez

Module Coordinator

• AB2 Spanish Cinema ii: New Tendencies (SP25220)
• AB1 Spanish Language (Advanced) (SP33440)
• AB1 Reading Late 19th Century Literature (SP35120)
• AB2 Spanish Cinema ii: New Tendencies (SP35220)

Moderator

• AB2 Cuban Cinema of the Revolution: Crisis, National Identity and the Critique of Contemporary Society (SP27020)
• AB2 Cuban Cinema of the Revolution: Crisis, National Identity and the Critique of Contemporary Society (SP37020)

Lecturer

• AB1 Hispanic Civilization (SP16120)
• AB1 Reading Late 19th Century Literature (SP35120)
• AB1 Spanish American Cinema (SP26120)
• AB1 Spanish Language (Advanced) (SP33440)

Tutor

• AB1 Research Skills and Personal Development (Arts and Humanities) (2210) (PGM2210)
• AB1 Research Skills and Personal Development (Science) (2310) (PGM2310)

Born in Spain, Goñi Pérez graduated in Hispanic Philology from Murcia University in 1997, where he also finished his MA and PGCE in 1999. He completed his PhD in Spanish Literature (19th century) at Surrey University, Roehampton. He taught at Queen Mary, Roehampton and Kingston University before joining the department of Modern Languages at Aberystywth University in 2003. He was the Cahir of the Association of Hispanists of the 19th Century (2017-2023). He has been the Editor of the journal Siglo Diecinueve (Literatura hispánica) since 2016. He is also a member of the editorial boards of the Universitas Castellae, University of Cantabria and Verdelís publishing companies. He is the co-founder of the Spanish Association of Military History (ASEHISMI). He is the co-founder of Les Editions du Paquebot publishing company (2006--, Paris). He has been the organiser of several international conferences. He has published widely on the relationship between fictional writing of the 19th century and history, medicine and the press. He has also published on 20th century Spanish postcolonial literature and Latin American modernismo.

He is the PI of the Research Group “MedLitPres_XIX” (2019--) and the PI of the AberSpanish Porject (2016--).