Øyvind Gjerstad
Biographic Data
| ID | 6298972 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Øyvind Gjerstad |
| GIVEN NAMES | Øyvind |
| FAMILY NAME | Gjerstad |
| SIGNATURE | GJERSTAD O |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bergen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6618-0783 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Natur og menneske i et språklig klimaperspektiv
Med utgangspunkt i et klimaperspektiv undersøker vi i denne artikkelen hvordan nordmenn uttrykker sine meninger om og sitt forhold til den fysiske naturen. Med et materiale i hovedsak hentet fra representative spørreundersøkelser, bestående av svar på åpne spørsmål, stiller vi to spørsmål: 1) hvilken rolle tillegges natur og menneske som årsak til klimaendringer, og 2) hvilken plass har naturen i folks liv og levemåte som et argument for livsstil…
De la polyphonie linguistique à la polyphonie discursive
Cette contribution présente et illustre un développement de la polyphonie en trois étapes. Notre ambition est de parvenir à une analyse qui montre et explique la richesse polyphonique de l’interprétation discursive. Pour ce faire, la ScaPoLine s’est ouverte au dialogisme ainsi qu’au modèle de Genève. Toutefois, pour simplifier l’outil méthodologique et donc permettre de dévoiler des interprétations spontanées de l’énoncé, le cadre méthodologique …
Climate change lifestyle narratives among Norwegian citizens
The present study proposes an analysis of climate change (CC) narratives in answers to an open‐ended survey question, where we ask what a climate‐friendly lifestyle may imply. The representative survey has been conducted online by the Norwegian Citizen Panel/DIGSSCORE, located at the University of Bergen. The survey provided 1,149 answers from respondents across Norway. The analysis combines a lexical and a text linguistic approach (Fløttum & Gje…
Citizens’ preferences for tackling climate change. Quantitative and qualitative analyses of their freely formulated solutions
Tackling climate change requires both policy and individual action. Mobilizing such action can be made more optimal with knowledge about how the public views climate change solutions and what they think needs to be done in the face of climate change. Yet most public opinion research to date uses either closed questions about agreement with various pre-determined statements (such as views on science, worry, and support for given policy options) or…
Narratives in climate change discourse
‘Stories’ used to communicate climate change knowledge shape opinions and preferences, and analyzing such narratives can help explain how they are constructed and how they influence us on personal and societal scales. The narrative perspective makes it possible to identify the presence or absence of typical components in a ‘story,’ such as initial situation, complication, reaction(s), resolution, and final situation, and to identify different act…
Representations of the future in English language blogs on climate change
The Role of Social Justice and Poverty in South Africa’s National Climate Change Response White Paper
In late 2011 the South African government published a White Paper outlining climate change response policies for the coming decades. Among the main topics of the text were the socio-economic and climatic vulnerabilities of the country, including the situation of the poor. With the aim of analysing the argumentation regarding climate change and social justice we develop a combined linguistic and discursive approach, starting with occurrences of ke…
Narratives in climate change discourse
‘Stories’ used to communicate climate change knowledge shape opinions and preferences, and analyzing such narratives can help explain how they are constructed and how they influence us on personal and societal scales. The narrative perspective makes it possible to identify the presence or absence of typical components in a ‘story,’ such as initial situation, complication, reaction(s), resolution, and final situation, and to identify different act…
Citizens’ preferences for tackling climate change. Quantitative and qualitative analyses of their freely formulated solutions
Tackling climate change requires both policy and individual action. Mobilizing such action can be made more optimal with knowledge about how the public views climate change solutions and what they think needs to be done in the face of climate change. Yet most public opinion research to date uses either closed questions about agreement with various pre-determined statements (such as views on science, worry, and support for given policy options) or…
Representations of the future in English language blogs on climate change
Climate change lifestyle narratives among Norwegian citizens
The present study proposes an analysis of climate change (CC) narratives in answers to an open‐ended survey question, where we ask what a climate‐friendly lifestyle may imply. The representative survey has been conducted online by the Norwegian Citizen Panel/DIGSSCORE, located at the University of Bergen. The survey provided 1,149 answers from respondents across Norway. The analysis combines a lexical and a text linguistic approach (Fløttum & Gje…
The Role of Social Justice and Poverty in South Africa’s National Climate Change Response White Paper
In late 2011 the South African government published a White Paper outlining climate change response policies for the coming decades. Among the main topics of the text were the socio-economic and climatic vulnerabilities of the country, including the situation of the poor. With the aim of analysing the argumentation regarding climate change and social justice we develop a combined linguistic and discursive approach, starting with occurrences of ke…
Representations of the future in English language blogs on climate change
Narratives in climate change discourse
‘Stories’ used to communicate climate change knowledge shape opinions and preferences, and analyzing such narratives can help explain how they are constructed and how they influence us on personal and societal scales. The narrative perspective makes it possible to identify the presence or absence of typical components in a ‘story,’ such as initial situation, complication, reaction(s), resolution, and final situation, and to identify different act…
Citizens’ preferences for tackling climate change. Quantitative and qualitative analyses of their freely formulated solutions
Tackling climate change requires both policy and individual action. Mobilizing such action can be made more optimal with knowledge about how the public views climate change solutions and what they think needs to be done in the face of climate change. Yet most public opinion research to date uses either closed questions about agreement with various pre-determined statements (such as views on science, worry, and support for given policy options) or…
Natur og menneske i et språklig klimaperspektiv
Med utgangspunkt i et klimaperspektiv undersøker vi i denne artikkelen hvordan nordmenn uttrykker sine meninger om og sitt forhold til den fysiske naturen. Med et materiale i hovedsak hentet fra representative spørreundersøkelser, bestående av svar på åpne spørsmål, stiller vi to spørsmål: 1) hvilken rolle tillegges natur og menneske som årsak til klimaendringer, og 2) hvilken plass har naturen i folks liv og levemåte som et argument for livsstil…
De la polyphonie linguistique à la polyphonie discursive
Cette contribution présente et illustre un développement de la polyphonie en trois étapes. Notre ambition est de parvenir à une analyse qui montre et explique la richesse polyphonique de l’interprétation discursive. Pour ce faire, la ScaPoLine s’est ouverte au dialogisme ainsi qu’au modèle de Genève. Toutefois, pour simplifier l’outil méthodologique et donc permettre de dévoiler des interprétations spontanées de l’énoncé, le cadre méthodologique …
Climate change lifestyle narratives among Norwegian citizens
The present study proposes an analysis of climate change (CC) narratives in answers to an open‐ended survey question, where we ask what a climate‐friendly lifestyle may imply. The representative survey has been conducted online by the Norwegian Citizen Panel/DIGSSCORE, located at the University of Bergen. The survey provided 1,149 answers from respondents across Norway. The analysis combines a lexical and a text linguistic approach (Fløttum & Gje…
Climate Change Communication and Perception (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Climate change (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Art (2 works)