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Gabriel Rei-Doval

  • Associate Professor, Linguistics

Education

  • PhD, Galician Philology (Linguistics Program), University of Santiago de Compostela (Galicia), 2001
  • MPhil, Galician Linguistics, University of Santiago de Compostela, 1999
  • BA, Hispanic Philology (Minor in Spanish, Major in Galician and Portuguese), University of Santiago de Compostela, 1990

Courses Taught

  • LINGUIS 570 – Issues in Bilingualism
  • SPANISH 203 - Spanish Third Semester Spanish
  • SPANISH 308 - Advanced Writing and Reading
  • SPANISH 311 - Advanced Grammar and Composition
  • SPANISH 315 - Spanish Immersion Experience (Spain, the New Melting Pot)
  • SPANISH 318 - Advanced Speaking and Listening
  • SPANISH 333 - Advanced Spanish Grammar
  • SPANISH 341 - Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
  • SPANISH 377 - Galician Culture
  • SPANISH 391 - Spain, Contemporary Society and Cultural Diversity
  • SPANISH 441 - History and Dialects of the Spanish Language
  • SPANISH 443 - Spanish Phonetics and Phonology
  • SPANISH 444 - Spanish Syntax and Morphology
  • SPANISH 446 - Hispanic Sociolinguistics
  • SPANISH 448 - Advanced Translation English-Spanish
  • SPANISH 545 - History of Latin American Spanish
  • SPANISH 545 - Sociolinguistics of Multilingual Spain
  • SPANISH 545/705 - Spanish Pragmatics
  • SPANISH 701 - Historical Linguistics Spanish
  • SPANISH 702 - History of Latin American
  • SPANISH 702 - Spanish in the United States
  • SPANISH 703 - Sociolinguistics of the Spanish-Speaking World 
  • SPANISH 545/705 - Spanish Pragmatics
  • PORTUGS 446 - The Portuguese-Speaking World: Sociolinguistic Perspectives

Teaching Interests

  • Hispanic and Portuguese Sociolinguistics
  • Historical Linguistics
  • Social History of Spanish and Portuguese
  • Hispanic Linguistics (Spanish Dialectology, Syntax, Pragmatics, Phonetics and Phonology)
  • Spanish Grammar
  • Galician Culture

Research Interests

  • Sociolinguistics, Bilingualism and Language Contact, Historiography of Linguistics, Language Shift, Purism, and Planning
  • Sociology of Language
  • Galician Linguistics
  • Hispanic, Lusophone and Romance Linguistics

Related Activities

Selected Publications

1. Publications viewable on Academia.edu »
2. Publications viewable on Research Gate
3. Current creative project: Viaxes sen Lee (travel memoir).

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