Authorship in English

Drat! You have not done the right thing by getting in here.

Within the writing context as communication, as art after all, I want to remind the words of great Roland Barthes, very consistent with this clearly presumptuous biographical section: "The name of the Author, in regard to literature, is dead". The matter it is not that the Author isn't interesting nor anything related to him isn't either, but it is prejudicial for the Reader, so that he can face the reading of texts with certain achievement. As I have said, the Author with his personal circumstances and history of life impoverishes the reading and also at the same time makes it useless, making the Reader to establish arbitrary associations between the manuscription and the Author himself, leading him to conclusions that really makes him to forget that one of the characteristics of Art in general, and Literature in particular, is that it is just fiction; those are simply things that do not necessarily belong to the world we call real. Likewise, if you are not as radical as Barthes and the fellow who writes here, and like Michael Foucault you value the taxonomic nature of the Author and that of "the Author is like Father Christmas, he does not exist but fulfils a necessary social function, that function is precisely the 'legal appropriation' or as English-speakers say the copyright", then and only then you are in the appropriate section reading the appropriate content.

Personal details

Born in the summer of 1992, in Soria (Castle and Lion Region - Kingdom of Spain).
Double nationality, Spanish and Brazilian (Hispano-Brazilian).
Religion: None, atheist.
Political ideology: centrism, liberalism, progressivism.
Professions: Linguist and translator.
Currently based in: London (England - United Kingdom).
Lived in; Spain, Brazil, The Netherlands, Portugal, Greece, Germany, United Kingdom.

I am made of blazing trails, not following paths (Anonymous)

Academic qualifications

2005 - 2011: Secondary Studies; GCSE and A-Levels (Educación Secundaria Obligatoria y Bachillerato) at Grammar School "Antonio Machado" (Soria - Caslte and Lion Region - Spain). Humanities Stream.
2012 - 2016: Bachelor's Degree (BA Hons) in Modern Languages and Literatures (Grado en Estudios Portugueses y Brasileños) at the Faculty of Philology, University of Salamanca (Salamanca - Castle and Lion Region - Spain). Major: Portuguese. Minor: French and Spanish. Merit in Theory of Literature.
2014 - 2015: Erasmus+ Programme in Linguistics at the Faculty of Letters, University of Coimbra (Coimbra District - Portugal). Studies in Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Dialectology and Literature.
2019 - 2020: Professional Master's Degree (MProf) in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language (Máster en Enseñanza del Español como Lengua Extranjera) at the Centre for Postgraduate Studies EDECA (Granada - Andalucia - Spain). Teaching training for lecturers of Spanish for foreigners.
2020 - 2021: Master's Degree (MA) in Spacialised Translation with English (Máster en Traducción Especializada - Mención en Inglés) at Nebrija University (Madrid - Community of Madrid - Spain).
2021 - 2022: Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) at the University of Cumbria (London - Greater London - United Kingdom).