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Anna Paradis is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of Oxford's Faculty of Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics, and a non-stipendiary Junior Research Fellow in Linguistics at Trinity College. Her research focuses on Romance clitics, non-finite complement clauses, and the interplay between Universal Grammar and linguistic variation. She holds a PhD in Romance Linguistics from the Autonomous University of Barcelona and has taught Spanish grammar/oral skills at Trinity College, as well as Catalan linguistics at the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages.
Education:
- PhD in Romance Linguistics, Autonomous University of Barcelona (Centre for Theoretical Linguistics)
- Masters/Philology studies, University of Barcelona
Research Interests:
- Romance syntax (clitic climbing, restructuring verbs)
- Universal Grammar constraints on variation
- Linguistic documentation of minoritised varieties (Catalan/Occitan/Aragonese)
- Second language acquisition of Catalan
- Language pedagogy in multilingual contexts
Publications Trends: Her work bridges theoretical syntax and applied linguistics, with recent focus on L3 acquisition patterns, infinitival constructions in European Portuguese, and cross-linguistic syntactic variation in Occitano-Romance dialects. Collaborations emphasize empirical methodology and pedagogical applications.
Grants & Awards: Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (current postdoctoral position).
Labs/Teams: Associated with the Faculty's Romance Linguistics department and Trinity College's Linguistics initiatives.
