How can we achieve gender balance in economics?
A global paradigm project is trying to make more women choose business by changing the discipline. The leader of the project Wendy Carlin is coming to NHH on 22 November.
Professor Gisle Andersen
- Gisle.Andersen@nhh.no
- Telephone
- +47 55 95 93 26 / +47 934 68 641
- Department
- Professional and Intercultural Communication
- Office
- D236
- Expertise
- Language and Communication Pragmatics and discourse analysis English and Norwegian language Language standardisation and policy Terminology and lexicography
BIOGRAPHY
Gisle Andersen has been in his current position as professor of English linguistics and communication at NHH since 2008. He holds a Master of Arts degree from the University of Bergen/University College London and received his Dr. Art. degree from the University of Bergen in 2000. He has been Research Director for a unit within digital humanities and has worked in the language technology industry as a product developer of Norwegian speech synthesis. Gisle Andersen has participated in and coordinated a range of externally financed projects and is currently responsible for NHH’s Termbase (financed by the NFR/RCN-funded CLARINO project) and a technical coordinator for the GLAD Global Anglicism Database project.
Gisle Andersen teaches Strategic and Political Communication and English for business, among other topics. His research expertise covers strategic and political communication, pragmatics and discourse analysis, terminology and lexicography, including the study of lexical neology and language contact/globalisation.
He has published widely in Journal of Pragmatics, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics, Nordic Journal of Linguistics, Cambridge University Press, Mouton de Gruyter and John Benjamins, among others.
Areas of expertise (Norwegian):
Pragmatikk og diskursanalyse, Engelsk språk og norsk språk, Språknormering og språkpolitikk, Terminologi og leksikografi
Selected publications
| Author(s) | Title | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Andersen, Gisle | Det måtte bli «koronaen» | Språknytt (1); page 14 - 16; 2021 |
| Andersen, Gisle | Phraseology in a cross-linguistic perspective: A diachronic and corpus-based account | Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory; 2020 |
| Andersen, Gisle | Three cases of phraseological borrowing: A comparative study of as if, Oh wait and the ever construction in the Scandinavian languages | Ampersand; 2020 |
| Andersen, Gisle | Relevance | Corpus Pragmatics; page 143 - 168; 2015 |
| Andersen, Gisle | Contrastive Corpus Studies of Pragmatic Markers | Contrastive Pragmatics: A Cross-Disciplinary Journal (JOCP) Volume 4 (2); page 173 - 177; 2023 |
| Andersen, Gisle | Scandinavian lexical borrowings in English – a socio-pragmatic perspective | Language Contact and the History of English; page 69 - 88; 2023 |
| Cartier, Emmanuel; Onysko, Alexander; Winter-Froemel, Esme; Zenner, Eline; Andersen, Gisle; Hilberink-Schulpen, Béryl; Nederstigt, Ulrike; Peterson, Elizabeth; van Meurs, Frank | Linguistic repercussions of COVID-19: A corpus study on four languages | Open Linguistics Volume 8 (1); page 751 - 766; 2022 |
| Andersen, Gisle | What Governs Speakers’ Choices of Borrowed vs. Domestic Variants of Discourse-Pragmatic Variables? | Discourse-Pragmatic Variation and Change: Theory, Innovations, Contact; page 251 - 271; 2022 |
TEACHING AREAS
English business language, British civilisation, Intercultural communication, English grammar