Daniela Aleksandrova

Daniela Aleksandrova is an Assistant Professor at the Foreign Languages and Cultures Department of New Bulgarian University. With a PhD in Spanish Philology from Sofia University (2012), she teaches courses in Spanish morphology, syntax, practical grammar, and translation, while also serving as a DELE exam committee member. Her research focuses on Spanish Golden Age literature, lexical-semantic analysis of aggression and compassion in picaresque novels, and modern language teaching methodologies.

• Education: PhD in Spanish Philology (2012, Sofia University), MA in Spanish Philology (2000, Sofia University)

Her academic contributions include analyzing historical Spanish orthography, digital era language education challenges, and socio-cultural competence in ELE (Enseñanza del Español). She has presented at international conferences on military culture, Spanish pedagogy, and literary analysis. Daniela has published extensively on topics including lexicology, didactic methods, and intercultural communication in Spanish literature and language education.

Daniela Aleksandrova's publications reveal trends in:

• Historical and lexical analysis of Spanish literature (16th-century texts)
• Didactic approaches to language teaching (motivation, gap-filling exercises, multimedia tools)
• Interdisciplinary studies combining cultural, military, and literary history