• Språkkunskaper och kunskapsspråk. Ämneslitteracitet i ämnesprov, undervisning och elevtexter inom svenska som andraspråk och fysik 

  Håkansson, Camilla (2024-10-02)

  The overall aim of this thesis is to gain a deeper understanding of disciplinary literacy in two subjects, Swedish as a second language (SSL) and physics, among ninth-year students in compulsory school. This thesis focuses ...

• On ambiguous past participles in Dutch 

  Coussé, Evie (2011)

  This article takes up the longstanding debate on the categorisation of the past participle. This construction is known to exhibit the structural and semantic features of both adjectives and verbs. In this article, the ...

• Lexical expansion in the HAVE and BE perfect in Dutch A constructionist prototype account* 

  Coussé, Evie (2014)

  This article investigates lexical expansion in the HAVE and BE perfect in Dutch. It is known from previous research that early perfects show more lexical restrictions than their modern counterparts. The aim of this ...

• The grammaticalization of the have perfect in Dutch A corpus study of contextual extension and semantic generalization 

  Coussé, Evie (2013)

  The article investigates the grammaticalization of the have perfect in Dutch by means of a corpus study of historical legal texts dating from the middle of the thirteenth century until the end of the eighteenth century. ...

• Human impersonal pronouns in Swedish and Dutch. A contrastive study of man and men 

  Coussé, Evie; van den Auwera, Johan (2012)

  This paper presents a contrastive study of the human impersonal pronouns man in Swedish and men in Dutch. Both impersonal pronouns are etymologically derived from man ‘human being’ and they more or less have the same ...

• Thegns Around the North Sea: Elite, Nobility, Aristocracy of the Late Viking Age 

  Sukhino-Khomenko, Denis (2024-08-19)

  This cross-disciplinary doctoral thesis examines thegns (OE/ON þegn) in late pre-Norman England and Viking-Age Scandinavia, departing from the problem of interpreting thegns commemorated in 45 runic inscriptions from around ...

• Somali Language and Linguistics: A Bibliography 

  Nilsson, Morgan (2024)

• Språkförändring på bar gärning. - En mikrodiakron korpusstudie av pågående förändringar i stavning, lexikon och grammatik 

  Adesam, Yvonne; Berdicevskis, Aleksandrs; Coussé, Evie (2024)

• Grammaticalization meets construction grammar Opportunities, challenges and potential incompatibilities 

  Coussé, Evie; Andersson, Peter; Olofsson, Joel (2018)

  Grammaticalization research has increasingly highlighted the notion of constructions in the last decade. In the wake of this heightened interest, efforts have been made in grammaticalization research to more precisely ...

• Computational Models of Language and Vision: Studies of Neural Models as Learners of Multi-Modal Knowledge 

  Ilinykh, Nikolai (2024-05-16)

  This thesis develops and evaluates computational models that generate natural language descriptions of visual content. We build and examine models of language and vision to gain a deeper understanding of how they reflect ...

• Navigating Relationships in Exile: Norway, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Small State Diplomacy in Second World War London 

  Jakubec, Pavol (2024-05-13)

  This portfolio thesis maps the management of inter-state relationships by small power foreign policymakers in Second World War exile. German, Italian and Soviet aggression during the late 1930s and early 1940s forced ...

• Grammaticalization, host-class expansion and category change 

  Coussé, Evie (John Benjamins, 2018)

• Projektionsfigur Deserteur? Aushandlungsprozesse nachkriegsdeutscher Diskurse anhand des Motivs der Fahnenflucht in der Literatur (1948-1961) 

  Schumacher, Anne (2024-05-06)

  This dissertation analyses the literary figure of the deserter in a selection of post-war German literature. Previous studies predominantly argued that the literary motive of desertion represented a form of resistance ...

• Fundamental Dynamicity – A Metaphysics of Time and Process 

  Zachrau, Maximilian (2024-05-02)

  This book continues a long tradition in philosophy going back to the pre-Socratics, who made a rather simple observation that still holds true today: All things flow. We experience this flow, flux, in abundance: the seasons ...

• Visions Beyond Empire: British Federalism and Post-Imperial United Kingdom, 1884-1945 

  Norrby, Jens (2024-04-08)

  This study seeks to trace federalists’ continuous effort to envision and plan for the end of the empire from 1884 to 1945. While British federalism changed a lot during this period, there was a constant concern with the ...

• Look on my thesis, ye mighty: gaze interaction and social robotics 

  Somashekarappa, Vidya (2024-04-02)

  Gaze, a significant non-verbal social signal, conveys attentional cues and provides insight into others’ intentions and future actions. The thesis examines the intricate aspects of gaze in human-human dyadic interaction, ...

• ”A social engineer or a parasite on society”: The moral responsibility of enabling (un)ethical business conduct 

  Elliott, Jasmine Christine (2024-02-28)

• Nordiska studier i lexikografi 16 

  Holmer, Louise; Horn, Greta; Landqvist, Hans; Nilsson, Pär; Nordgren, Eva; Sköldberg, Emma (Nordiska föreningen för lexikografi i samarbete med Meijerbergs institut för svensk etymologisk forskning, 2023-12-01)

  Nordiska studier i lexikografi 16 rapporterar från den 16:e konferensen i lexikografi, som genomfördes i Lund 27–29 april 2022. Volymen innehåller 30 bidrag som bygger på inlägg från konferensen i form av plenarföreläsningar, ...

• Människorna, musiken och de mekaniska instrumenten i Norge cirka 1480-1890 

  Krouthén, Mats (2024-01-30)

  An international history of mechanical musical instruments is well documented from a technological perspective (innovation, patents etc.), for instance musical clocks, barrel organs, musical box and organettes. The purpose ...

• Skivspeldosan som ett nytt musikmedium i Norge cirka 1890 

  Krouthén, Mats (2024)

  This article shows how the two-part mechanical instrument culture, here represented by the disc musical box, was established in Norway fairly immediately after its innovation and emerged throughout the country. At first, ...

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