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Guided tour to Valle de Cuelgamuros, MIRCo-UAM
Por santi
July 14, 2026
Edith Muleiro Smoyer is a linguistic anthropologist and member of MIRCo, she graduated from the Publicly Oriented Anthropology Program in […]
The Geopolitics of Superman
Por santi
June 11, 2026
We publish now Óscar García Agustín’s contribution on the MIRCo blog. Óscar is a professor in the Department of Culture […]
We are sharing the infographics from the Xarxa BCN Antirumors to help identify racism and xenophobia in the media
Por santi
June 8, 2026
Below is a report on the release of infographics designed to identify hate speech and xenophobia in the media, created […]
Sloganization: the pleasure of letting others think for us
Por santi
April 24, 2026
Sonia Madrid Cánovas is a Tenured Professor of General Linguistics in the Department of Spanish Language and General Linguistics at […]
Language as a mechanism of resistance: Slang, antilanguage and survival: what the language of the margins reveals
Por santi
April 13, 2026
This article was written by Luisa Martín Rojo, MIRCo-UAM Director, in the 21st issue of La voz del patio, the […]
Queer (socio)linguistics: What is it? How is it done? Does it really exist?
Por santi
March 6, 2026
Daniel Amarelo is a professor and researcher on Sociolinguistics, LGBTIQ Studies and Galician/Portuguese at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) […]
Dis/Enabling the linguistic land- and soundscape of a train station
Por santi
February 6, 2026
This article is an external collaboration by Philippe Humbert, a sociolinguist and senior researcher at the Institute of Multilingualism of […]
Lang may yer lum reek! In memory of Deborah Cameron
Por santi
January 27, 2026
The Writer and Linguist Teresa Moure bids her Farewell to Deborah Cameron. Teresa Moure is a Tenured professor of General […]
The Murcian Variety and Humor: A Model of Unintelligibility? (II)
Por santi
January 14, 2026
Pedro Fernández Riquelme publishes in MIRCo blog the second of the two parts of his article The Murcian Variety and Humor: A Model […]
The Murcian Variety and Humor: A Model of Unintelligibility? (I)
Por santi
December 11, 2025
Pedro Fernández Riquelme publishes in MIRCo blog the first of the two parts of his article The Murcian Variety and Humor: A […]
Studies of a periphery time and new ways to make research in Brazil
Por santi
December 9, 2025
Janaina Tavares is an invited researcher at MIRCo during the year 2025-2026. She’s a doctorate researcher in Discourse and Literacy […]
Are you going to speak like that on the street? Reflections on language shaming
Por santi
November 6, 2025
This article is an external contribution of María Méndez Santos, professor and secretary of the Research Institute iLingua at Universidade […]
TEN YEARS LATER: “Chiñoles y Bananas”, from extractivism to self repairment
Por santi
September 30, 2025
This article is an external collaboration by Susana Ye, poet, independent documentalist and journalist. The documentary ‘Chiñoles y Bananas’, that […]
EL PRINCHARELIPÉN DEL GAO CALÓ Y DE LA CHIPÍ CALÍ
Por santi
September 25, 2025
This article is an external collaboration in charge of Diego Fernández Jiménez, Cum Laude PhD in Social and Legal Sciences, […]
I didn’t skip the words, quillo
Por santi
September 9, 2025
This article is a collaboration with Nuria Bayo, founder and president of EDELA (Escuela de Escritura en Lengua Andaluza) Do […]
Remembering San Cristóbal – Video Travel Notebook 7
Por santi
August 29, 2025
This seventh part of the travel notebook we have another submission by our colleage Clara Molina. This video-notebook grasps her […]
Remembering Colombia – Video Travel Notebook 6
Por santi
August 19, 2025
Clara Molina This Video-travel notebook 6 shows the impressions and travel experiences of researcher Clara Molina in Colombia, during her […]
In the heart of Huixtán: community, grief and Tzotzil singing
Por santi
July 7, 2025
María Luisa de la Garza, Luisa Martín Rojo, Miriam Rosas Báez This ethnographic visit and narrative are part of the […]
A Travel Diary IV – Chiapas and Zapatismo: A First Encounter
Por santi
May 19, 2025
An article by Jorge Gaupp This travel diary is organized in two parts, of which the second one is now […]
Travel Diary III: Chiapas and Zapatismo: A First Encounter
Por santi
May 19, 2025
Post by Jorge Gaupp This travel diary is organized in two parts, of which the first one is now published. […]
The protest in the space of the University of Puerto Rico
Por federicojassin
April 16, 2025
by Doris E. Martínez Vizcarrondo Approaching the sediments of the history of protest in the linguistic landscape of the University […]
Unaccounted means of subsistence in the Global South
Por santi
April 11, 2025
A contribution by Rosina Marquez Reiter (The Open University, UK) and Ben Evans (The Open University, UK) Medellín, Rio de […]
What’s Ignored in the Classrooms of the Privileged
Por Luisa Rojo
April 10, 2025
by Estrella Guerrero (self-chosen name) She was Sabila, about 12 years old, a girl from a rural background. Due to […]
A travelogue to Imprenetrable II
Por federicojassin
April 7, 2025
Segunda entrega Luisa Martín Rojo This travelogue is organized into two installments, the first of which is now being published. […]
A travelogue to El Impenetrable I
Por federicojassin
April 7, 2025
First release This travel journey is divided into two parts, the first of which is published here. Both the trip […]
National Flags, Social Instability, and Political Power
Por federicojassin
April 7, 2025
The works gathered in this special issue began to take shape during discussions that emerged at a congress held in […]
The 11M: The Lie that Triumphed – Beatriz Gallardo Paúls
Por federicojassin
April 7, 2025
https://agendapublica.es/noticia/19127/11m-mentira-triunfo DEMOCRACIA Beatriz Gallardo Paúls 9 mins – 14 de Marzo de 2024, 07:00
30 years of the Zapatista uprising
Por federicojassin
April 7, 2025
A contribution by María Luisa de la Garza. On January 1, 1994, Indigenous people from the Mexican state of Chiapas […]