Natàlia Server Benetó is a PhD candidate in Hispanic Linguistics at the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Her main interests lie in Pragmatics, focusing on Conversation Analysis, Interactional Linguistics, and Sociolinguistics, all applied to Catalan and Peninsular Spanish. She has done research on several discourse particles of Catalan, as well as on other aspects of Pragmatics, such as humor and prefabricated orality. Her qualitative research within Sociolinguistics deals with indexicality theories applied to language attitudes, sociophonetics, and language-nation identity. She has also collaborated on three international research projects, created an asynchronous Catalan course for The Ohio State University, and organized several international conferences.

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4434-6700

Publications:

Server Benetó, N. (2024). Los marcadores discursivos “aleshores” y “entonces” en el catalán valenciano. ELUA: Estudios de Lingüística. Universidad de Alicante, 41.

Server Benetó, N. (2023). Oralidad prefabricada y la traducción al inglés de aproximadores españoles y catalanes en una serie televisiva. Hikma: Revista de Traducción, 22(2), 285-307.

Server Benetó, N. (2023). Contrastive analysis of code-switching from English into Spanish in West Side Story. Estudios Interlingüísticos, 11, 215-231.

Server Benetó, N. (2023). Challenging askability through particles: uei-prefaced responses in Catalan. Journal of Pragmatics, 218, 6-16.

Server Benetó, N. (2023). Enregisterment of such speech: seseo and distinction in Rosalía. Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers, 83-99.

Server Benetó, N. (2021). Caracterización discursiva de un género híbrido: la conversación humorística en "Nadie sabe nada". Normas: revista de estudios lingüísticos hispánicos, 10(1), 70-80.

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