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Spanish language studies in Latin America - ELEAM

Reference of the Group:

GIUV2013-039

 
Description of research activity:

Single-person group dedicated to research of the current American varieties of the Spanish language.

 
Web:

http://www.uv.es/aleza

 
Scientific-technical goals:
  • Avanzar en el conocimiento de la lengua española y de los estudios actuales en el area, con especial atencion a las variedades del español en America
 
Research lines:
  • American Spanish.Study of the American varieties of the Spanish language and the current uses of the Spanish language in America.
 
Group members:
Name Nature of participation Entity Description
M MILAGROS ALEZA IZQUIERDODirectorUniversitat de València
 
CNAE:
  • -
 
Associated structure:
  • Spanish
 
Keywords:
  • Spanish of America, varieties of Spanish, current Spanish language, spoken Spanish, Hispanic dialectology