📢CFP for the 6th Seminar in English Studies (SEING VI) is now open‼️ Here is some key info: 🗓️May 8th, 2026 📍Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain 🕐Deadline CFP: January 15th More details ⬇️🔗🧵

#SEINGVI #CFP ‼️Send your abstracts to seing@unizar.es, including the author��s name and affiliation in the body of the message

So, the #SEINGV seminar has officially concluded! It leaves us with inspiring discussions and truly valuable insights! We are looking forward to the next SEING to come🙌✨ See you in 2026‼️

Shoutout to all the panel chairs for their dedication and expertise in steering discussions throughout the event! Finally, thanks to our plenary speakers, Dr Katarzyna Paszkiewicz and Dr Rosa Lores, for their insightful presentations and for making everything run so smoothly‼️

And that's a wrap on the #SEINGV seminar! It's been an absolute pleasure to organise this year's seminar👏 Thank you to all participants for their thoughtful contributions and for their generous spirit in providing feedback to one another☺️🫂

Parallel sessions are done! Round of applause for all the phenomenal presentations at #SEINGV! 👏👏 Now we're shifting gears to dive into the diverse PhD experiences of four of our program’s past students: Vicky Gil, Isabel Treviño, Violeta Duce and Paula Romo. #PhDCommunity

4⃣Blanca Fernández Soriano (@unicomplutense): “Bursting like a July-the-Fourth firecracker: ANGER and HAPPINESS in Maya Angelou’s I know why the caged birds sing”

3⃣Ana E. Sancho-Ortiz (@unizar) “Methodological Challenges in Compiling a Database of Scientific Dissemination Practices on Social Media: The SoMePhy Database”

2⃣Luis Martínez-Kleiser (@unizar): “Disseminating Science to Adolescents: Exploring Linguistic, Discursive and Multimodal Patterns and Classroom Applications in EFL”

Lastly, in panel 4.3 we have four papers from the area of linguistics: 1⃣Elena Serrano Hernández and Alejandro Mena Alba (@UJIuniversitat): “New tools for new genres: GRAPE MARS software for the analysis of Instagram reels”

2⃣Paula Serrano (@unizar): “Maternity Literature Boom: Exploring Psychic Suffering In Contemporary US Narratives” 3⃣Vanessa Sanchis Campos (@UABBarcelona): “Rediscovering 1930s Middlebrow Magazines: The Short Fiction of Katharine Brush, Zelda Fitzgerald, and Dawn Powell”

In panel 4.2 we can find more thought-provoking presentations: 1⃣Iván de la Torre Franco (@UniHuelva): “God Help the Mama: An Exploration of African-American Motherhood in Terry McMillan’s Mama”

4⃣Claudia Aguas (@unizar): “Cooking up Change: Isabella Oliveira’s Journey in Woman on Top”

2⃣Iago Rodríguez Diéguez (@uvigo): “Approaching Black African Diasporic Masculinities in Behold the Dreamers and Americanah” 3⃣Elena Velilla Gonzalvo (@unizar): “Unveiling the Intersections: Women’s Agency and Interculturality in West Side Story (2021)”

Panel 4.1 features the contributions entitled as follows: 1⃣Yolanda Hernaiz Martínez (@unizar): “John Okada’s Mr. Yamada: From Emasculation and Paralysis Toward a Timid Attempt at a New Masculinity”

Our last parallel session is about to start📢 Here are all the titles of the last presentations of this 5th edition of SEING 👀 #SEINGV

2⃣Tú Anh Ha (@universitatURV): “Undergraduate Views on AI-Assisted Language Learning: Applications, Challenges, and Skill Requirements” 3⃣Ella Fletcher (@UA_Universidad): “The Computational Analysis of Syntax for the Authorship Attribution of Social Media Texts”

In panel 3.3, we are going to be listening to the following speakers: 1⃣Aimée Elizabeth Lewis (@unisevilla): “Subordinator language Preference in English and Spanish Code-switching in Canarian Bilingual Students”

3⃣Andrés Buesa (@unizar): “A Child or a Bear? Paddington and the Politics of Mobility”

Panel 3.2 has three incredible presentations: 1⃣Karolina Posyniak (@uniwroc): “A Cross-cultural Perspective On Affective Self-Disclosure In Autie-Biography” 2⃣Victoria Santamaría Ibor (@unizar): “Monetizing a Haunted House: Space, Abjection and Internet Culture in Deadstream”