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PhD students

Here you'll find links to our current PhD students along with their thesis titles.

  • Family Language Policy in Arabic-speaking Immigrant and Refugee Families in Greece: An Exploration of Parental Ideologies and Identity Formation.

  • Competition Between the English Language and the Tamazight and French Languages in Algeria: A myth or a Reality.

  • Portuguese Language Spread: an analysis of the relationships among policies of Portuguese language promotion.

  • Gender, Race, Emotions and Text-Image Relations in Fifteenth-Century Burgundian Prose Epics and Chronicles.

  • Maternal mortality, reproductive risk, and obstetric violence: the pregnancy and childbirth experiences of the ‘otherised’ women in Guatemala.

  • Lexical Metamorphism of the Picaresque: Mapping Crisis, Criminality and the Catalan Question through its Evolving Identity.

  • ‘Tu cuerpo en verso:’ the representation of sexuality, (modern) relationships and the female body in Spanish Instagram poetry.

  • Ahizpatasuna, Sororidad, Sisterhood: Embodied Entanglements of Iberian Feminisms and Transnational Socio-Political Claims in the Redefinition of Contemporary Political Agency- An Ethnography of Resistance, Othering and Belonging.

  • Social Understandings of the ‘Ecological Transition’ and the contested politics of Renewable Energy and Natural Resource Exploitation in Ecuador.

  • The evolving Chinese ethnic minorities film genre: A case study of Tibetan themed films.

  • “Creating the Collective”: An exploration of the methodology used to represent a united community within 20th century Andean testimonio sindicalista.

  • Imagining 'another' education: re-humanising education with a critical decolonial horizon.

  • Digitofagia SubXamânica: immersions in 20 years of tactical archives and practices in Brazil.

  • Combining Large Language Models (LLMs) and Audiovisual Translation