Lisa C. Wagner
Associate Professor
Classical/Modern Languages
University of Louisville
United States of America
Biography
Lisa Wagner earned her Ph.D. in Spanish Linguistics from The Ohio State University, Her principal coursework included studies in Spanish Sociolinguistics, and minor coursework in Spanish Synchronic Syntax and Spanish Phonology/Phonetics. Lisa’s current research interests include: discourse analysis, social semiotics, linguistics and popular culture, and L2 Spanish articulatory phonetics.
Research Interest
Spanish Sociolinguistics, Spanish Phonology/Phonetics
Publications
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Wagner L, Roebuck R. Apologizing in Cuernavaca, Mexico and Panama City, Panama: A cross-cultural comparison of positive-and negative-politeness strategies. Spanish in Context. 2010 Jan 1;7(2):254-78.
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Wagner, Lisa. 2016. "Erasing Racism from the Spanish Language: A Campaign from Montevideo, Uruguay." Argus-a. Vol. V. edición No. 19., pp. 1-19. California (USA) / Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Wagner L. THE LINGUISTIC IDENTITY OF STEPHANIE IN MEXICAN ENOUHG BY STEPHANIE ELIZONDO GRIEST. Frayed. 2012 Nov 7; 6 (12): 43-54.
