[Biography, english version]

Senior Lecturer at the Department of Spanish Philology of the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication at the University of Valencia. She holds a BA in Hispanic Philology (UV), a BA in Anglo-Germanic Philology (UV), a BA in Portuguese Philology (UB; BA extraordinary award) and a PhD in Hispanic Philology.

As a lecturer in the areas of Portuguese Philology and Spanish Language, she has taught subjects related to historical grammar, textual analysis and the correct usage of Spanish. At present, she teaches Spanish as a foreign language, both at BA and MA levels.

She is a member of the UV Research Group HISLEDIA (History and Historiography of the Spanish Language in its Diachrony) and has participated in several state-funded projects. Her main lines of research include contrastive diachronic studies of Spanish and other languages (Portuguese and Catalan): historical pragmatics and syntax, historical phraseology, phonetics and phonology. She currently takes part in the HISLECDIAC Research Project (History and historiography of the Castilian language in its contrastive diachrony) financed by the State Program for the Promotion of Scientific and Technical Research of Excellence of the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (Sub-programme for knowledge generation), REF. FFI2017-83688-P, directed by professors Mª Teresa Echenique and M.ª José Martínez.

Her most recent publications include: "Para la historia románica de cabo: Combinaciones locucionales en el período postalfonsí”, in Cómo se hacen las unidades fraseológicas: continuidad y renovación en la diacronía del espacio castellano (2018, Peter Lang); “La expresión de la causa a través de las combinaciones locucionales prepositivas medievales en las crónicas alfonsíes y en sus traducciones al gallego y al portugués” (co-authored with Adela García Valle), in La fraseología a través de la historia de la lengua española y su historiografía (2017, Tirant lo Blanch); “El origen de algunas locuciones prepositivas en gallego y portugués. Análisis de las crónicas medievales”, in Fraseología española: diacronía y codificación. (2016, Madrid, CSIC); “De injurias y blasfemias: insultos y otros actos descorteses en los procesos inquisitoriales de los siglos XVI y XVII”, in Los poderes de la palabra. El improperio en la cultura hispánica del Siglo de Oro (2013, Peter Lang); “Contraste con otras modalidades hispánicas: castellano y portugués en el siglo XVI”, in Historia de la pronunciación de la lengua castellana (2013, Peter Lang).

She combines teaching and research with academic management at the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication. She has served as Vice-Dean for Academic Organisation and Quality from 2012 to 2018, and since March 2018 she is the Dean of the Faculty. She has co-directed the MA Programme in Research in Languages and Literatures from 2014 to 2018. She has been an elected member of the Faculty Board since 2012 and of the UV Governing Council since 2013.

Profesora de la universidad de Valencia. Especializada en Lingüística y con experiencia en las áreas de Lingüística, Asia oriental, lengua japonesa y traducción. Ha trabajado en lingüística teórica, lingüística contrastiva y tipológica, enseñanza de lenguas, etc. Ha colaborado con diversas universidades en Europa, Asia y América. Ha publicado varios libros y numerosos artículos en editoriales como Peter Lang, Arco Libros, Tirant, etc.

Ingrid García Wistädt holds a degree in German Philology (2000) and English Philology (1998), a diploma in Social Work (1993) and a PhD in Philology (2005) from the Universitat de València. Currently, she is Associate Professor of German Philology, attached to the Department of English and German Philology at the UV. She has participated in numerous research projects and is a member of the permanent research group RIALE of the UV (GIUV2013-078), whose main activity is to lay the foundations for a comprehensive investigation of intercultural relations between Spain and German-speaking countries from the Middle Ages to the present day. His main fields of research at present, in addition to those related to the subject of his doctoral thesis (From the Minnesänger to the Romantic artist. Ludwig Tieck's romanticism through the figure of the musician and his literary configuration), are precisely in the field of intercultural relations between Germany and Spain, especially the literature of German travellers in Spain in the 19th century. In the field of teaching, he teaches German literature from its beginnings up to the 19th century. She has also been involved in many management tasks, as well as being a member of the University Senate and the Faculty Board and participating in various academic committees. Between 2006-2018 she was Secretary of the Department of English and German Philology and since 2019 she has been director of the Master's Degree in Research in Languages and Literatures.