Prof. Dr. Miriam Bouzouita

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Institut für Romanistik

Miriam Bouzouita is a Professor of Romance Linguistics (Spanish) and director of the project A09 – On the interplay between register and dialectal variation in Canarian Spanish morpho-syntax. Her scholarly interests range widely from historical linguistics, dialectology and sociolinguistics, to formal linguistics, and encompass Spanish and other (Ibero-)Romance languages, such as Catalan and Navarro-Aragonese. She also has a strong interest in interdisciplinary approaches, Citizen Science, and Digital Humanities, which is reflected in the various research projects in which she has been involved.

Projects

A09 On the interplay between register and socio-geographic variation in Canarian Spanish

Contact

+ 49 (30) 2 09 37 35 65

miriam.bouzouita@hu-berlin.de

Postal address

Unter den Linden 6, 10099 Berlin

Publications & Presentations

    Presentations

  • Bouzouita, Miriam; Bonilla, Johnatan  () Beyond Traditional Corpus Creation: Integrating NLP, AI, and Social Mapping for the Study of the Interaction between Register and Socio-Geographic Variation  In: 7th Wedisyn, Humboldt Universitäat zu Berlin [ViVo]
  • Bouzouita, Miriam; Bonilla, Johnatan  () Variación morfosintáctica en el español de Canarias: Un marco experimental a partir de corpus multimodales  In: XXXI CILFR, Università del Salento  [ViVo]
  • Bonilla, Johnatan; Bouzouita, Miriam  () The pluralization of the existential verb haber ‘there is/are’ in written and recorded parliamentary speeches in Canarian Spanish  In: 11th Inter-Varietal Applied Corpus Studies- University of Cambridge [ViVo]
  • Bonilla, Johnatan; Bouzouita, Miriam  () Corpus de YouTube para el análisis morfosintáctico del español canario: la pluralización del verbo existencial haber  In: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México [ViVo]

  • The disentangling of register and socio-geographic variation in morpho-syntactic phenomena found in Canarian Spanish (cf. Project A09)
  • Documentation and study of Spanish rural dialects (COSER corpus; Corpus Oral y Sonoro del Español Rural; corpusrural.es) and urban varieties using interdisciplinary corpus-building techniques: e.g., collaborative game-based approach for the annotation and parsing of a non-standard Spanish corpus in which Dialectology, Natural Language Processing and Human-Computer Interaction are brought together www.juegosdelespanol.com or the use of web-apps for data gathering www.dialectosdelespanol.org or Dialectos del español app in Google Play;
  • Exploration of the historical development of pronouns, future tense, and phenomena at the left periphery (also within the formal framework of Dynamic Syntax)
  • Study of language and dialect contact in Old Romance languages (Occitan, Navarro-Aragonese, Catalan, Castilian, etc.).