J. Graham Johnson

Graham
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PhD Student, Hispanic Linguistics, Teaching Assistant of Spanish

My name is Graham Johnson and I'm currently a third-year PhD Student in Hispanic Linguistics at UGA. I also serve as an Instructor of Record in the Spanish program (SPAN 1001/1110/2001). My current research interests include: pragmatics and discourse analysis, discourse markers, pragmatic variation, and LGBTQIA+ discourse and identity, as well as sociolinguistics, language attitudes, historical linguistics, and phonetics/phonology. 

Education:

In 2017 I received a B.A. in Spanish from Berry College in Rome, Georgia. I then completed my M.A. in Hispanic Linguistics at UGA in 2019, where I wrote my thesis over reformulation markers in Peninsular Spanish discourse. 

Articles Featuring J. Graham Johnson
UGA@HLS2024

UGA students and faculty present at the Hispanic Linguistics Symposium (HLS)

Numerous current and former UGA ROML linguists recently presented their research at the Hispanic Linguistics Symposium, hosted in Omaha, Nebraska October 17-19,…

SPANLING PhD student publication

New journal publication by Hispanic Linguistics PhD students

María González-Ferrer, Graham Johnson, and Eliot Westdorp, doctoral students in Romance Linguistics, recently published their paper "The historical evolution of the Spanish discourse marker pues from the 16th century" in the proceedings of the…

Events featuring María González-Ferrer, J. Graham Johnson, Ningxian Li
GSO feb 3 poster
February 3, 4:00pm

Romance Languages Colloquium

Gilbert Hall Room 116 and ZOOM

The Romance Languages GSO is proud to organize the following colloquium:

  1. 'Nunca voy a usar el lenguaje inclusivo'. Actitudes lingüisticas hacia el languaje inclusivo en Espana y Argentina

    Presented by Maria Gonzales & Graham Johnson (in Spanish, at 4:00)
  2. The transition feature of todavia

    Presented by Ningxian Li (in…

Contact Information

jgraham1@uga.edu
Office: Gilbert Hall, 302
Office Hours: TR, 9:30-10:30

Other Information

Major Professor

Sarah Blackwell

Sarah E. Blackwell

Professor of Spanish Linguistics

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