The Instituto Franklin of the Universidad de Alcalá, within the framework of its annual research plan, collaborates with the Association of Anglo-American Studies (AEDEAN) in the granting of a scholarship of €1,600 to carry out a research stay in the Instituto Franklin-UAH.
- The stay will last 15 days.
- The scholarship will amount to €1600 aimed at covering accommodation, transport, maintenance, office supplies, computer equipment, and bibliographic works proposed by the applicant.
- The bibliographic works will remain property of the Instituto’s bibliographic fund, though the beneficiary will be allowed to use them for his/her research activities.
- The bibliographic works shall be ordered at least four months before the stay.
- The Instituto Franklin-UAH provides adequate study space, within its facilities, for the beneficiary.
- The field of research shall be American Studies or be related to North America.
- The applicant shall be a fully-fledged member of AEDEAN at the time of applying.
- The enjoyment of this scholarship is incompatible with any other public or private financial aid.
The selection will be made by a Committee elected for that purpose by the AEDEAN and Instituto Franklin-UAH Boards of Directors.
The name of the beneficiary shall be announced on the AEDEAN and Instituto Franklin-UAH websites.
2024. D. Paul Mitchell. "Gender in Autobio-graphical Illness Comics"
- 2023. Dª María Porras Sánchez. "Vulnerable, yet joyful: (self)representation of young precarious lives in Vietnamese-American literary works and graphic narratives".
- 2022. Laura de la Parra “The Lyric Essay as Life Writing: Negotiating Neoliberal Femininity”
- 2020. Miriam Borham Puyal. “Reclaming the Mother: Indigenous Stories of Creation, Identity and Resistance”.
- 2019. Elena Errico. “Traducir el barrio: las dos versiones en inglés de Caras viejas y Vino nuevo de A.Morales”.
- 2018. Coral Pereda Serras. “The Female Body as a Receptacle of the Trauma of Displaced Identity in 21st Media Arts”.
- 2017. José Antonio Sánchez Fajardo. “The Hispanization of Miami-based English: A Study on Lexical Influence”.
- 2016. Martyna Bryla. “Tracking the Transnational Trickster: A Critical Analysis of Gary Shteyngart’s Protagonist”.
- 2015. Alexandra Álvaro Cortés. “Entre la esfera pública y privada: Población afrodescendiente en Luisiana y Floridas de época española”.
- 2014. Noelia Gregorio Fernández. “Troublemaking Chicano Cinema: Intertextualidad de identidad anglo-chicana en el cine de Robert Rodríguez”.
- 2013. Manuel Herrero Puertas. “Freak Bodies Politic: Disability, Innocence and National Allegory in Charles Stratton’s Career”.
- 2012. Patricia Álvarez. “Análisis comparativo entre la obra teatral Historias de Filadelfia (The Philadelphia Story), las adaptaciones Historias de Filadelfia (The Philadelphia Story, 1940) y Alta Sociedad (High Society,1956)”.
- 2011. Marta Fernández. “Enfermedad femenina y ‘performatividad’. El papel del teatro en el Movimiento por la Salud de las Mujeres en Estados Unidos (1969-2009)”.
- 2010. Lucía Currás. “La disfuncionalidad familiar en el Cine y la Televisión Norteamericana de las últimas décadas”.
- 2009. Diana Villanueva. “Antología de literatura norteamericana de la naturaleza”.