Adamantia Zerva

Adamantia Zerva is an Associate Professor at the Department of French Philology, Faculty of Philology, University of Seville. Her primary roles include teaching subjects like Francés Turístico I, Ampliación de Francés, and Trabajo Fin de Grado. She coordinates research within the 'Estudios lingüísticos aplicados al francés' group and has led projects like 'Patrones Sociolingüísticos del Español de Sevilla.'

Her research focuses on sociolinguistics, intercultural communication in language teaching, and pragmatic aspects of French/Spanish discourse. Notable interests include politeness formulas, translation studies, and educational methodologies like flipped classrooms. She has authored/co-authored over 30 books and chapters, including 'La enseñanza del español en Grecia: las relaciones interpersonales' (2021) and multiple contributions to 'La investigación en Estudios Franceses' (2019).

Her conference participation spans topics like online learning pedagogy, FLE teacher training, and poetic translation at events such as the International Congress of Applied Linguistics and the European French Professors' Congress. She actively publishes in journals like RedEle and Synergies Espagne, addressing digital communication dynamics and sociolinguistic competence.

Grants include the FFI2015-68171-C5-3-P project on Seville Spanish sociolinguistics. While no formal lab affiliation is stated, her work integrates cross-cultural and digital dimensions into language education. She holds a PhD in French Philology and has advised multiple academic initiatives in language pedagogy without explicitly listed students.