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Research projects
Current and completed research projects at the Department of Languages and Literatures.
- The Metochites Project, Karin Hult, 1993 -
Doctoral projects
- The semantics of present stems in Ancient Greek: Infixation and suffixation, (Ancient Greek) Sofia Dmitrieva, 2024-
- Translation of Latin hymns to Church Slavonic from the 14th century to 20th century, (Slavic languages), Ivan Kovacic, 2024-
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Verb constructions in the recent history of Dutch. A constructional network perspective, Evie Coussé, 2024-2026
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Reading the Signs: Renaming and transformative processes in urban Rwanda, Tove Rosendal, 2022-2024
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Ukrainian-Swedish-Georgian Online Dictionary Project, Thomas Rosén, Oleksandr Stasiuk, Alla Bidniuk, Sophio Chkhatarashvili, 2022-2023
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Cassandra: Explaining and predicting short-term language change in Modern Swedish, Aleksandrs Berdicevskis, Yvonne Adesam, Nina Tahmasebi, Evie Coussé, 2021-2024
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Revision of the Algemene Nederlandse Spraakkunst (General Dutch Grammar), Evie Coussé, 2021-2022
- Valency-decreasing verbal morphology in a group of six under-analysed Bantu languages, Malin Petzell, Leora Bar-El, Sebastian Dom, Ponsiano Kanijo, 2020-2023
- Variation and contact in medieval personal names, Michelle Waldispühl, 2019-2022
- DECRYPT: Decryption of historical manuscripts, Michelle Waldispühl, Beáta Megyesi, 2018-2024
- Syntax und Sprachkontakt. Gesprochenes Deutsch im Gebiet Krasnojarsk (Sibirien) [Syntax in contact. Spoken German in Krasnoyarsk (Siberia)], Christiane Andersen
Doctoral projects
- Performance in Irish English: A contrastive and multimodal approach to dialect enregisterment, (english), Ebba Nyberg, 2024-
- Coping with diglossia in medical talk. A mixed-methods study on conversations between multilingual medical staff and patients in a standard-dialect environment at hospitals in German-speaking Switzerland, (german) Lea Späti, 2024-
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Valency decreasing alternations in F20 Bantu Languages: A comparative study, (African languages), Augustino Amos Kagwema, 2022-
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Subject Inversion and Information Structure in Hehe, (african languages), Simon Msovela, 2022-
- History of sexuality in the Arabic-Islamic world: Libertinism, sexual morality and legal regulations, c. 900-1500, Pernilla Myrne, 2024-2028
- Conservative Sensibilities: Literary imaginations and the Press in Nineteenth-century Latin America, Andrea Castro och Kari Soriano Salkjelsvik, 2019-2021
Doctoral projects:
Teachers’ Beliefs about the Arabic Varieties – The Case of Mother Tongue Tuition in Sweden – (Humanities specialising in Educational Sciences), Louise Backelin, 2019-
Ancient Languages
- Virtual Space: New Being of Palaeoslavistic, Antoaneta Granberg, 2018-2020
- Digital Resources in Palaeoslavistics: towards Building a Network for Medieval Slavic Sources, Antoaneta Granberg, 2015-2017
- Libanius’ Declamations 17–23, Mikael Johansson
Linguistics
- Signs of change – Social Identity and Power Reflected in the Linguistic Landscape of Rwanda, Tove Rosendal, 2018-2021
- The rise of complex verb constructions in Germanic, Evie Coussé, Gerlof Bouma and Nicoline van der Sijs, 2018-2021
- The role of the verb phrase and word order in the expression of definiteness in Bantu languages, Eva-Marie Bloom Ström, 2018-2020
- Somali and Prosodic Typology, Laura Downing, Morgan Nilsson, Maarten Mous (2016-2019)
- The semantics of verbal morphology in central Tanzanian Bantu languages: a comparative study, Malin Petzell, 2016-2018
- Linguistic Marginalization - Understanding the Process and Effects on Development Capacities, Tove Rosendal, 2014-2018
- Morphosyntactic variation in the dialects of Xhosa, Eva-Marie Bloom Ström, 2014-2017
- Pride and profit: Semiotic landscaping in Galicia and the Basque Country, Johan Järlehed (2014-2018)
- Verbal Semantic Fields In Contrast, Pauli Kortteinen
- The Central African language cluster Ukhwejo: Geographic localization and linguistic identification, Christina Thornell
- Morphosyntactic variation in the dialects of Xhosa, Eva-Marie Bloom Ström 2014-2017
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The emergence of periphrastic verb constructions in Dutch. A construction grammar approach to language change, Evie Coussé, 2011-2014.
- Social and linguistic transformations of the nation: Linguistic landscapes and landscaping in Spain in an era of increasing globalization and regionalization, Johan Järlehed (2010-2013)
Literature
- Disruptive Semiotics: A Kristevan Reading of Thomas Hardy’s Fiction, Doctoral project (English), Catharina Hellberg, 2014-2021
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Medieval Arabic Sex Manuals: Manuscript Tradition and Reception, Pernilla Myrne, 2018-2020
- Authorship on Trial: Treason at the Dawn of the Cold War, 1944-1949, Marius Hentea, 2017-2020
- ‘Collective Motherliness’ in Italy and Spain: Reception and Reformulation of Ellen Key's Ideas on Motherhood and Female Sexuality in a Southern European Context (1900-1939), Ulla Åkerström (GU) och Elena Lindholm (UmU), 2016-2019
- The Politics of Poetics: The Testimonial Genre and the Literary Prize of Casa de las Américas (1970-2011), Anna Forné, 2016-2018
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Love, Body, and Desire: Attitudes to erotic love and women’s sexuality in pre-modern Arabic literature, Pernilla Myrne, 2015-2017
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Eloquent Women: Genre, Rhetoric and Gender in Early Arabic Literature, Pernilla Myrne, 2012-2014
- Dido´s Anguish in French 16th Century. Hélisenne de Crenne´s Version of the Aeneid: a Critical Text Edition, Britt-Marie Karlsson och Sara Ehrling
- Cratylus Sinensis: An Interdisciplinary and Comparative Study of the Han Dynasty Rhapsody and Graeco-Roman Poetics, Martin Svensson Ekström
- Focusing on the periphery: Francophone literature in Swedish translation during the 20th century, Elisabeth Bladh
- Exiles in Print: Modernism and Little Magazines in Paris 1921-1939
- Shakespeare's Insides: A Systematic Study of a Dramatic Device, Marcus Nordlund
- Images and Imaginations: The History fo Arabic, African and Latin American Literatures in Translation into Swedish, Tetz Rooke, Mikela Lundahl, Cecilia Alvstad
- On the border between fact and fiction: testimonial representations of dictatorship in Argentine and Uruguay (1985-2005), Anna Forné
- The Gravitation of Memory: Literary, Social and Institutional Testimonies of Dictatorship in the Southern Cone, Anna Forné, GU, Rossana Nofal, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, Máximo Badaró, Universidad Nacional de San Martín
- The Politics of Translation Metaphors: Shaping Translation Studies, Situating the Translator, Angela Kölling 2013-2016
- Mapping the Fluid Self. Water Writing as a Transcultural Strategy in Contemporary German Literature, Linda Karlsson Hammarfelt