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Agnes Löfgren is an Associate Professor at the Department of Culture and Society (IKOS), Linköping University, where she conducts research in linguistic and multimodal interaction within cultural contexts. She is affiliated with the Division of Language, Culture and Interaction (SKI) and contributes to the Language and Culture research environment.
Research Interests: Her work primarily explores how people use language, voice, and body in real-time coordination, especially in artistic settings like opera rehearsals. Key areas include non-lexical vocalizations (e.g., 'ugh', 'aargh'), depictions, intersubjectivity, and the interplay between song and speech. Her research bridges linguistics, semiotics, and performing arts, emphasizing embodied and multimodal aspects of communication.
The recent publications show a consistent focus on vocal and bodily practices in collaborative and performative settings, particularly in opera. These works highlight how syntax, prosody, and physical gestures are suspended or transformed during depiction, contributing to theories of interaction and cognition.
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Labs and Teams: Agnes is part of the Language and Culture research environment at Linköping University, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of language, interaction, and culture. She leads and participates in projects such as Non-lexical Vocalizations, which investigates vocal coordination in real-time collaborative activities.
