Nina B. Namaste, Ph.D. (2005, Indiana University), is Associate Professor of Spanish at Elon University. Her core disciplinary research and publications focus on food-related imagery as a means to express issues of race, class, and gender identity formation.Marta Nadales Ruiz, Ph.D. (2008, Complutense University of Madrid), is Professor of English Language and Linguistics at that university. Her core disciplinary research focuses on the discursive construction of cultural identity in 19th century Spanish and British non-fictional works.

Nina B. Namaste, Ph.D. (2005, Indiana University), is Associate Professor of Spanish at Elon University. Her core disciplinary research and publications focus on food-related imagery as a means to express issues of race, class, and gender identity formation.Marta Nadales Ruiz, Ph.D. (2008, Complutense University of Madrid), is Professor of English Language and Linguistics at that university. Her core disciplinary research focuses on the discursive construction of cultural identity in 19th century Spanish and British non-fictional works.

Nina B. Namaste, Ph.D. (2005, Indiana University), is Associate Professor of Spanish at Elon University. Her core disciplinary research and publications focus on food-related imagery as a means to express issues of race, class, and gender identity formation.Marta Nadales Ruiz, Ph.D. (2008, Complutense University of Madrid), is Professor of English Language and Linguistics at that university. Her core disciplinary research focuses on the discursive construction of cultural identity in 19th century Spanish and British non-fictional works.