Gabriel Osuna Osuna (Ph.D., Arizona State University) is a Full-Time Professor in the Department of Literature and Linguistics at the University of Sonora. He has authored books, book chapters, and articles in the field of Literature. His areas of research and knowledge application include processes of signification and representation in literature and culture, as well as literatures written in Spanish and World Literature. He is currently working on the project "Comparatism as an Interpretive Tool in Latin American Literary Studies." His national distinctions and recognitions include membership in the SNII (National System of Researchers). He serves on the editorial board of Connotas: Revista de Crítica y Teoría Literarias, acts as a national evaluator for the Council for the Accreditation of Educational Programs in the Humanities (Coapehum, A. C.), and is a member of the Modern Language Association (MLA). He is the author of the books Literatura e Historia en la novela mexicana de fin de siglo (Madrid: Pliegos, 2008); La perspectiva de género en la literatura: ensayos de narrativa mexicana contemporánea (Mexico: Pearson, 2016); Sangre de ultramar y otros cuentos (Instituto Sonorense de Cultura, 2020); and co-editor (with Ilda Elizabeth Moreno Rojas and Marta Piña Zentella) of Septentrión femenino: escritura en clave de mujer (Universidad de Sonora, 2025). Dr. Osuna is currently the Graduate Program Director of the Master's Degree in Literatura Hispanoamericana.

Mexican Literature, Latin American Literature, Comparative Literature