Yuliya Radoslavova Miteva

Dr. Yuliya Radoslavova Miteva serves as a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Romance Languages within the Faculty of Modern Languages at St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria. She holds a PhD and maintains an active scholarly profile with recent publications extending through 2024.

Her research focuses on complex linguistic and cultural interactions in medieval Iberia, particularly examining assimilation processes of minority groups such as Mudéjares (Muslims living under Christian rule) and the linguistic history of Al-Andalus. Dr. Miteva's interdisciplinary approach bridges historical, linguistic, and cultural perspectives to understand language contact and change in medieval Spain.

Dr. Miteva's scholarly output demonstrates consistent engagement with historical linguistics, medieval studies, and cultural history. Her work reveals patterns of linguistic assimilation, the evolution of Romance languages, Arabic influence on Iberian languages, and the cultural history of the Iberian Peninsula. Recent research has expanded to include studies on Guanche people of the Canary Islands and their linguistic integration following Spanish conquest.

Her publications appear in international journals and edited volumes across multiple countries including Spain, Bulgaria, Argentina, Serbia, and others, reflecting the transnational significance of her research on medieval language communities.