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Sergio Romero is an Associate Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Texas at Austin. Holding a Ph.D. in Linguistics from the University of Pennsylvania, his research focuses on language variation and change, language contact, and new dialect formation. In particular, he examines deixis, discourse, and social hierarchies through the lens of linguistic anthropology. His work also delves into language rituals and the linguistic features of Mayan languages, as well as Nahuatl. Over the years, Romero has contributed to various scholarly publications and has taught numerous courses related to his research interests, which include sociolinguistics, ethnography, and the study of colonial and indigenous languages in Latin America. His professional webpage showcases his academic work and ongoing projects, providing insights into his contributions to both the field of linguistics and linguistic diversity.
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