Andrea de la Inmaculada Carcelén Guerrero

Dr. Andrea de la Inmaculada Carcelén Guerrero serves as an Assistant Professor in the Language and Literature Department at Catholic University of Valencia. She completed her doctoral studies at Universitat de València with research focused on multidialectal corpus construction.

Her research centers on corpus linguistics with particular expertise in Spanish language variation across the Americas. Key interests include:

• Design and construction of multidialectal oral corpora
• Compliance with data protection legislation in linguistic research
• Sociolinguistic variation in colloquial Spanish
• Pragmatic features of spontaneous speech
• Language equality and non-sexist language practices

Her recent publications (2023-2024) focus on methodological challenges in building the Ameresco corpus (América Español Coloquial), addressing the tension between spontaneous speech collection and GDPR compliance. Her work demonstrates sophisticated understanding of corpus design principles while navigating complex legal frameworks for data protection.

Dr. Carcelén Guerrero participates in the CLARIAH-ES research infrastructure (RED2022-134527-E), connecting Spain to European humanities research networks CLARIN and DARIAH. This strategic network focuses on social sciences, arts, humanities, linguistics, artificial intelligence, and language technologies.