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Luis Miguel Rojas Berscia is an Assistant Professor at Radboud University, specializing in sociolinguistics, linguistic anthropology, contact linguistics, and formal syntax. His research focuses on the dynamics of language emergence, diversification, and obsolescence across various geographic contexts including the Amazon, Great Sandy Desert, and the city of Nijmegen. With a strong background in teaching Chinese as a foreign language (TCFL), Luis has conducted extensive fieldwork in regions such as the Bajo Huallaga in Peru and has explored the implications of language loss and cultural identity through Indigenous anthroponymy studies. His current projects include a study of Spanish varieties in the Bajo Huallaga region and the linguistic landscape of Nijmegen. Notable awards include the AVT-ANÉLA PhD Dissertation Prize, and he has received several research grants aimed at supporting his innovative projects.
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