Hartmut Haberland
Biographic Data
| ID | 233040 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hartmut Haberland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hartmut |
| FAMILY NAME | Haberland |
| SIGNATURE | HABERLAND H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roskilde University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6174-9443 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 79 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Jacob L. Mey III (1926–2023)
Bulletin du Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague 2020
"Bulletin du Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague 2020." Acta Linguistica Hafniensia, 53(1), pp. 126–127
On languages on islands
Islands as specific research sites in their own right have been given little direct attention by linguists. The physical segregation, distinctness, and isolation of islands from mainland and continental environments may provide scholars of language with distinct and robust sets of singular and combined case studies for examining the role of islandness in any appreciation of language. Whether distinct and particular sociolinguistic and typological…
Ulrich Ammon. Die Stellung der deutschen Sprache in der Welt
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Introduction to Special Issue on Transience: Emerging Norms of Language Use
In this introduction to the special issue, the concept of transience is introduced as a theoretical perspective and as an object of research. The perspective of transience foregrounds the temporality of norm formation, located within the practices of people on the move. The introduction suggests that it is beneficial to apply the concept of transience in order to understand processes of norm development, including those pertaining to language cho…
The lure of internationalization: Paradoxical Discourses of Transnational Student Mobility, Linguistic Diversity and Cross-Cultural Exchange
English - the new Latin of academia? Danish universities as a case
In recent discussions about the increased use of English at European universities, English is often referred to as the “the new Latin”. The current article puts this comparison to the test by presenting a critical historical overview of the use of Latin, Danish, English and other languages at Danish universities from 1479 to the present day. The article argues that the current use of English in Danish academia cannot, despite some apparent simila…
Language variety, language hierarchy and language choice in the international university
Introduction to thematic issue on Language variety, language hierarchy, and language choice in the international university
Ownership and maintenance of a language in transnational use: Should we leave our lingua franca alone
Referees 2004
Referees 2002
Linguistics and pragmatics, 25 years after☆
Text, discourse, discours: The latest report from the terminology vice squad
Cognitive technology and pragmatics: Analogies and (non-)alignments
Politeness phenomena in England and Greece: A cross-cultural perspective
Book notice
Formal pragmatics in Kobe
Dänisch eine kleine Sprache in der EG
The long and winding road towards a theory of grammatical relations
From: Velberstag
Verdampfung einer schwarzwaldidylle
Whose english, nobody's business
The eater's guide to Chinese characters
Thomas Ballmer in memoriam
Kilivila sopa ‘joke’? A reply to Senft
The lure of internationalization: Paradoxical Discourses of Transnational Student Mobility, Linguistic Diversity and Cross-Cultural Exchange
Politeness phenomena in England and Greece: A cross-cultural perspective
Language variety, language hierarchy and language choice in the international university
Introduction to thematic issue on Language variety, language hierarchy, and language choice in the international university
Introduction to Special Issue on Transience: Emerging Norms of Language Use
In this introduction to the special issue, the concept of transience is introduced as a theoretical perspective and as an object of research. The perspective of transience foregrounds the temporality of norm formation, located within the practices of people on the move. The introduction suggests that it is beneficial to apply the concept of transience in order to understand processes of norm development, including those pertaining to language cho…
Ownership and maintenance of a language in transnational use: Should we leave our lingua franca alone
Linguistics and pragmatics, 25 years after☆
Whose english, nobody's business
Text, discourse, discours: The latest report from the terminology vice squad
Wording and warding: The pragmatics of therapeutical conversation
Kilivila sopa ‘joke’? A reply to Senft
English - the new Latin of academia? Danish universities as a case
In recent discussions about the increased use of English at European universities, English is often referred to as the “the new Latin”. The current article puts this comparison to the test by presenting a critical historical overview of the use of Latin, Danish, English and other languages at Danish universities from 1479 to the present day. The article argues that the current use of English in Danish academia cannot, despite some apparent simila…
The long and winding road towards a theory of grammatical relations
Dahlemer Vorlesungen I. Tertium datur: Eine religionsphilosophische einführung in die logik
Logic won't plug real life gaps: A remark on Gerald Gazdar's “class, ‘codes’, and conversation”
Wording and warding: The pragmatics of therapeutical conversation
Thomas Ballmer in memoriam
Kilivila sopa ‘joke’? A reply to Senft
Dahlemer Vorlesungen I. Tertium datur: Eine religionsphilosophische einführung in die logik
The eater's guide to Chinese characters
From: Velberstag
Verdampfung einer schwarzwaldidylle
Whose english, nobody's business
Dänisch eine kleine Sprache in der EG
The long and winding road towards a theory of grammatical relations
Book notice
Formal pragmatics in Kobe
Politeness phenomena in England and Greece: A cross-cultural perspective
Cognitive technology and pragmatics: Analogies and (non-)alignments
Text, discourse, discours: The latest report from the terminology vice squad
Linguistics and pragmatics, 25 years after☆
Referees 2002
Referees 2004
Ownership and maintenance of a language in transnational use: Should we leave our lingua franca alone
English - the new Latin of academia? Danish universities as a case
In recent discussions about the increased use of English at European universities, English is often referred to as the “the new Latin”. The current article puts this comparison to the test by presenting a critical historical overview of the use of Latin, Danish, English and other languages at Danish universities from 1479 to the present day. The article argues that the current use of English in Danish academia cannot, despite some apparent simila…
Language variety, language hierarchy and language choice in the international university
Introduction to thematic issue on Language variety, language hierarchy, and language choice in the international university
The lure of internationalization: Paradoxical Discourses of Transnational Student Mobility, Linguistic Diversity and Cross-Cultural Exchange
Ulrich Ammon. Die Stellung der deutschen Sprache in der Welt
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Introduction to Special Issue on Transience: Emerging Norms of Language Use
In this introduction to the special issue, the concept of transience is introduced as a theoretical perspective and as an object of research. The perspective of transience foregrounds the temporality of norm formation, located within the practices of people on the move. The introduction suggests that it is beneficial to apply the concept of transience in order to understand processes of norm development, including those pertaining to language cho…
Philosophy (19 works) · Linguistics (16 works) · Philosophy (14 works) · Psychology (14 works) · Sociology (7 works) · History (5 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (5 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works)