Curious inhabitants. The work of Bustos Domecq and B. Suárez Lynch as an aesthetic and cultural discussion

PhD in Latin American Literature from the University of Maryland at College Park and Master's Degree in Sociosemiotics from the National University of Córdoba. She is an assistant professor in the Argentine Literature III department of the School of Letters at the National University of Córdoba. She co-directs the research team “Re/presentations of otherness, aesthetic experimentation, and changes in the contemporary Argentine literary system (from 1940 to the present).”
She published the book Geographies of Poetry. Representación del espacio y formación del campo de la poesía argentina en la década del cincuenta (Geographies of Poetry: Representation of Space and Formation of the Field of Argentine Poetry in the 1950s) (2006), for which she won the Luis de Tejeda Prize in 2005.
She received a doctoral scholarship (2000-2002) and a postdoctoral scholarship (2003-2005) from the Antorchas Foundation. She has participated in numerous scientific events and contributed to specialized publications both nationally and internationally. She is the author of the poetry books El fuego invisible (The Invisible Fire, 2001), El camino de los ángeles (The Way of the Angels, 2003), and El libro de los jardines y los abismos (The Book of Gardens and Abysses, 2007), as well as the novella El legado (The Legacy, 2010).