About the research group
The research group has the goal to strengthen and develop the linguistic research environment at Dalarna University. Our research covers a broad linguistic spectrum, including both core and applied research. Common areas of interest, which overlap much with one another, are:
- digital communication
- institutional discourses, corpus linguistics and languages for specific purposes
- linguistic perspectives in the learning and teaching of first, second and foreign languages, plus
- linguistic interculturality, identity-related linguistic issues, including multilingualism and translanguaging.
Beyond these, the group’s members study individual languages and varieties from both synchronic and diachronic perspectives, as well as in linguistic disciplines such as name research or onomastics, and translation.
There are many areas of cooperation within the group, but above all we unite around our seminar series which gives the opportunity to present research projects, discuss draft publications, organize workshops on linguistic issues and meet researchers inside and outside of our environment.
Our seminars take place on Tuesdays 13-15 during odd-numbered weeks. Anyone interested is warmly welcome to take part in our meetings. Contact BethAnne Paulsrud if you wish to attend.
Dalarna University Applied Linguistics (DUAL) seminar series
DUAL is linked to our research group, it is a seminar series for those interested in Applied Linguistics. Experts in different areas of the field are invited to present their research. We target prominent researchers from different parts of the world to present on current topics.
Dalarna University Applied Linguistics (DUAL) seminar series