Kira Molina
DSC Member
FB 10: Linguistics and Literary Studies
Romance Linguistics
Competencies
Digital Humanities; Digitale Linguistics; Digitale Pragmatics; Digitale Communiation Studies.
Short Profile
Kira Molina studied Cultural and Translation Studies (Spanish, Portuguese, and French) at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, as well as Romance Studies at the University of Bremen, and expanded her profile with a Master of Business Administration, through which she gained experience in (international) business.
Since August 2023, she has been a research associate at the University of Bremen in the field of Romance linguistics. Her doctoral project is dedicated to the study of pragmatic variation in digital communication spaces and follows an interdisciplinary perspective. At the intersection of sociolinguistics, digital communication studies, and the digital humanities, her research pays particular attention to the effects of migration, diaspora, and digitality on linguistic practices in highly dynamic societies.
With her work, Molina aims to shed light on the complex social, cultural, and communicative processes that shape linguistic variation in transcultural and digital contexts, in order to account for today’s highly dynamic societies and to explore how linguistic practices vary, and which social, cultural, and communicative dynamics play a role in this variation.
Contact
University of Bremen
Faculty 10 – Linguistics and Literary Studies
Studies of the Romance Languages
Building GW 2, Room B 3.550
Universit?ts-Boulevard 13
28359 Bremen
Tel. +49 (421) 218 68451