Dominique DIAS

Dominique DIAS serves as a Lecturer at the Center for Linguistics at the Sorbonne within Sorbonne University's Faculty of Arts and Humanities, where her academic work bridges theoretical linguistics and contemporary digital communication analysis. Her institutional affiliation centers on interdisciplinary research in language structure and usage through the university's dedicated linguistics hub.

Her core research investigates the evolution of textual genres and discourse markers, with specialized focus on French-German contrastive analysis, reference chain mechanisms, and media-specific linguistic patterns. She actively examines emerging digital textualities, particularly social network discourses and their cultural implications, positioning her work at the intersection of traditional linguistic frameworks and modern communication technologies. This research trajectory emphasizes how digital environments reshape language practices and textual coherence across cultural contexts.

Dias operates within the Center for Linguistics at the Sorbonne (CLSL), a prominent research unit fostering advanced studies in language description, variation, and digital discourse. Her current projects specifically analyze online interaction patterns, contributing to broader understandings of how social media platforms generate novel linguistic conventions and cross-cultural communication dynamics in real-time digital spaces.