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    • Joy of Reading in the ESL Classroom : Can reading a self-selected graphic novel create joy of reading and lead to free voluntary reading for vocational English pupils? A case study 

      Eik, Irene Elisabeth (Master thesis, 2021)
      In this thesis I look at whether reading a self-selected graphic novel can lead to joy of reading, and if it increases the likelihood of free voluntary reading. The study was conducted in a Norwegian vocational ...
    • Kroppslighet og jomfrukur i Hans E. Kincks tragedie: Den Sidste Gjest (1910) 

      Eriksen, Roy Tommy (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2011)
      In his play on Pietro Aretino (1492-1556), the Norwegian dramatist and novelist Hans E. Kinck (1865-1926) focuses on his character's relationship to the body and use of young women, in particular the young girl, Perina. A ...
    • L'emploi des temps du subjonctif chez Françoise Sagan : reflet du passé ou témoin de l'évolution ? 

      Sveberg, Tore Frøland (Forskningsserien, Peer reviewed; Book, 1998)
    • The Language of Lone Wolf Terrorists An in-depth study of the use of personal pronouns and identity terms in lone wolf terrorist manifestos 

      Gimse, Anja (Master thesis, 2020)
      This thesis examines the manifestos written by four lone wolf terrorists, Elliot Rodger, Dylann Roof, Christopher Harper-Mercer, and Patrick Crusius before they carried out mass killings in the United States. By conducting ...
    • Language, gender and religion : an investigation into some genderspecific issues in religious texts and the impact of language on the role of woman injudaism, christianity and islam 

      Mezit, Lelja (Master thesis, 2011)
      The thesis begins by providing background information about the concept of gender within the linguistic, feminist and religious context. Possible definitions of the difference between sex and gender are offered and the ...
    • The life of Tom Marvolo Riddle aka Lord Voldemort : a study of the origin of evil and how it is portrayed in fantasy 

      Eilefsen, Lily (Master thesis, 2008)
    • Like Stripes on a Chokecherry Tree : Representations of Trauma and Consolidation of History in Neo-slave Narratives 

      Waller, Jessica Margaret (Master thesis, 2021)
      Literature has long been utilised to provide commentary on social and political injustices, give voice to discriminated peoples, and provide context in relation to social and cultural history. The aim of this thesis was ...
    • Liminal characters in the science fiction of Philip K. Dick 

      Salvesen, Petter Lundegaard (Master thesis, 2011)
    • Living in dangerous times : identity, volition and anxiety in Don DeLillo`s White noise and Falling man 

      Jacobsen, Gry (Master thesis, 2009)
    • Mangelfull opplæring i grunnleggende skriveferdigheter - en studie av barnehagelæreres forkunnskaper for argumenterende skriving i samfunnsfag 

      Horverak, May Olaug; Hidle, Kari-Mette Walmann (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2017)
    • Marlowe and company in Barnfield's Greene's Funeralls (1594) 

      Eriksen, Roy Tommy (Peer reviewed, 2013)
      The accomplished and daring but minor poet Richard Barnfield (1574-1620) was among the first poets to engage creatively with the works of Greene, Marlowe, and Shakespeare. This article argues that Sonnet 9 in Barnfield’s ...
    • “More Human Than Humans” : How Video Games Play an Important Part in Socio-Critical Discussions : Comparing and Contrasting the Notion of Humanity and Emotion in Detroit: Become Human and the Blade Runner universe 

      Pettersen, Tanya Laolapha (Master thesis, 2019)
    • Morphology-based explanation of modal auxiliary syntax in present-day English 

      Berge, Sigbjørn Lidvard (Journal article, 2012)
    • Muslim Otherness in Post-9/11 Novels A postcolonial outlook on the fictional representation of Muslim otherness in post 9/11 novels. 

      Hauso, Anne Ramberg (Master thesis, 2020)
      The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,led many Americans to vilify Muslims and Islam. Indeed, 9/11 bequeathed to the U.S. a new category of evil other, a decade and more after the “evil empire” of the USSR had been ...
    • Narrative entrapments in the novels of J.M.Coetzee: a postmodern feminist reading of his three female narrating personas 

      Bjarnar, Stine Jørgensen (Master thesis, 2006)
    • Narrative Vampirism as a Symptom of Emotional Deficiency in an Affluent Society - Silke Scheuermann's "Vampires" 

      Päplow, Thorsten Manfred (Journal article, 2016)
    • Negation in English : compared to Norwegian 

      Mohsen, Kristin Håland (Master thesis, 2011)
    • The new England code : controlling female agency in contemporary American tv drama 

      Olsvik, Dag (Master thesis, 2008)
      In an attempt to contextualize the DC observations, the overarching super-genre of melo-drama has been given particular attention. The relevance of melodrama is evident as the main ‘corpus’ of the survey, Cold Case, embodies ...
    • Nineteen eighty-four´s dystopian vision: power and the individual 

      Hole, Roar (Master thesis, 2007)
      Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four is by many known for, and consequently discussed in terms of, its “predictions” of the future, and its political satire. This thesis does not aim at discussing Orwell’s political ambitions, ...
    • No me banco la gente así. Un estudio comparativo del uso de palabras coloquiales y malsonantes en conversaciones informales en tres comunidades de habla hispanohablantes 

      Drange, Eli-Marie D. (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)

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