Bergljot Behrens

• Pitz, Anneliese Pauline; Behrens, Bergljot; Bott, Oliver; Solstad, Torgrim; Hörnig, Robin & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2017). An empirical L2 perspective on possessives: German/Norwegian. Oslo Studies in Language (OSLa). ISSN 1890-9639. 9(2), p. 41–74. doi: 10.5617/osla.4765. Full text in Research Archive
• Behrens, Bergljot (2017). Processing possessives in translation between unequal systems. An exploratory study. Oslo Studies in Language (OSLa). ISSN 1890-9639. 9(2), p. 105–136. doi: 10.5617/osla.4769. Full text in Research Archive
• Behrens, Bergljot (2015). The Task of Structuring Information in Translation. In Carl, Michael; Bangalore, Srinivas & Schaeffer, Moritz (Ed.), New Directions in Empirical Translation Research. Springer. ISSN 978-3-319-20357-7. p. 290–306. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-20358-4_12.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Schaeffer, Moritz; Sturm, Annegret & Heilmann, Arndt (2015). The Role of Syntactic Choices in translation and post-editing. Translation Spaces. ISSN 2211-3711. doi: 10.1075/ts.4.1.06sch.
• Solfjeld, Kåre & Behrens, Bergljot (2014). Discourse role guiding clause type and position in translation. Corpora and Language in Use. ISSN 2034-6417. Monographs 1, p. 267–296.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2014). Review of Hansen-Schirra Silvia, Stella Neumann and Erich Steiner (eds.) Cross-Linguistic Corpora for the Study of Translations: Insights from the Language Pair English-German. Functions of language. ISSN 0929-998X. 21(2), p. 239–247. doi: 10.1075/fol.21.2.04beh.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Frazier, Lyn (2014). Pairing Form and Meaning in English and Norwegian: Conjoined VPs or Conjoined Clauses? In Hemforth, Barbara; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Mertins, Barbara (Ed.), Psycholinguistic Approaches to Meaning and Understanding across Languages. Springer Publishing Company. ISSN 978-3-319-05674-6. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-05675-3_3.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Hemforth, Barbara; Mertins, Barbara & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2014). Understanding Coordinate Clauses: A cross-linguistic experimental Approach. In Hemforth, Barbara; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Mertins, Barbara (Ed.), Psycholinguistic Approaches to Meaning and Understanding across Languages. Springer Publishing Company. ISSN 978-3-319-05674-6. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-05675-3_2.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Pitz, Anneliese Pauline (2014). Fantastiske Absolutter -Absolutt Fantastisk. In Helland, Hans Petter & Salvesen, Christine Meklenborg (Ed.), Affaire(s) de grammaire. Mélanges offerts à Marianne Hobæk Haff à l'occasion de ses soixante-cinq ans. Novus Forlag. ISSN 978-82-7099-753-4. p. 157–185.
• Borthen, Kaja; Hemforth, Barbara; Behrens, Bergljot; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Mertins, Barbara (2014). Referring expressions in speech reports. In Hemforth, Barbara; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Mertins, Barbara (Ed.), Psycholinguistic Approaches to Meaning and Understanding across Languages. Springer Publishing Company. ISSN 978-3-319-05674-6. p. 111–142. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-05675-3_5.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2014). Nominalization: a case study of linguistic text Conventions in comparable and parallel texts: English and Norwegian. Oslo Studies in Language (OSLa). ISSN 1890-9639. 6(1), p. 1–18. doi: 10.5617/osla.735.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Flecken, Monique & carroll, mary (2013). On the Use of Progressive Aspect in Dutch, Norwegian and German. Journal Of Germanic Linguistics. ISSN 1470-5427. 25(2), p. 95–136.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Flecken, Monique & carroll, mary (2013). Progressive Attraction- On the Use and Grammaticalization of Progressive Aspect in Dutch, Norwegian, and German. Journal Of Germanic Linguistics. ISSN 1470-5427. 25(2), p. 95–136. doi: 10.1017/s1470542713000020.
• Haug, Dag Trygve Truslew; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine ; Behrens, Bergljot & Helland, Hans Petter (2012). Open adjuncts: degrees of event integration. In Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Haug, Dag Trygve Truslew (Ed.), Big events, small clauses : the grammar of elaboration. Walter de Gruyter (De Gruyter). ISSN 978-3-11-028586-4. p. 131–178. doi: 10.1515/9783110285864.131.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Solfjeld, Kåre (2012). Competing structures: the discourse perspective. In Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Haug, Dag Trygve Truslew (Ed.), Big events, small clauses : the grammar of elaboration. Walter de Gruyter (De Gruyter). ISSN 978-3-11-028586-4. p. 179–225. doi: 10.1515/9783110285864.179.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2009). The relation Accompanying Circumstance across Languages. In Turner, Ken & Dingfang, Shu (Ed.), Contrasting Meaning in Languages of the East and West. Peter Lang Publishing Group. ISSN 978-3-03911-886-1. p. 531–551.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2009). Introduction to contributions in Structuring information in discourse: the explicit/implicit dimension. Oslo Studies in Language (OSLa). ISSN 1890-9639. 1(1), p. 2–16.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2008). Explaining advanced L2: Discourse properties of cordinating conjunction in English L1 and advanced L2. In Ramm, Wiebke & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (Ed.), Linearization and Segmentation in Discourse Multidisciplinary Approaches to Discourse 2008. Dep of Literature, Area studies and European Languages. p. 17–31.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Carston, Robyn (2007). Making Connections - linguistic or Pragmatic? In Nilsen, Randi; Amfo, Nana Aba Appiah & Borthen, Kaja (Ed.), Interpreting Utterances: Pragmatics and Its Interfaces. Essays in Honour of Throstein Fretheim. Novus Forlag. ISSN 978-82-7099-455-7. p. 51–79.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2006). Language-Based Processing in Advanced L2 Production and Translation: An Exploratory Study. In Byrnes, Heidi; Weger-Guntharp, Heather D. & Sprang, Katherine (Ed.), Educating for Advanced Foreign Language Capacities. Georgetown University Press. ISSN 1-58901-118-X. p. 74–86.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2006). What the Structure of Criterion Predicates Told Me. In Solstad, Torgrim; Grønn, Atle & Haug, Dag Trygve Truslew (Ed.), A Festschrift for Kjell Johan Sæbø: In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Celebration of his 50th Birthday. Forfatterne. ISSN 978-82-997289-0-4.
• Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine ; Ramm, Wiebke; Solfjeld, Kåre & Behrens, Bergljot (2005). Coordination, discourse relations, and information packaging - cross-linguistic differences. In Aurnague, M.; Bras, M.; Le Draoulec, A. & Vieu, L. (Ed.), Proceedings of the Symposium on the Exploration and Modelling of Meaning (SEM-05), Biarritz, France, November 14-15 2005. (Redaktørene). p. 85–93. Show summary

  Taking non-correspondences regarding coordinated constructions in translation as a starting point, we discuss the interpretation of coordinated structures as compared to non-coordinated alternatives. We show that Norwegian tends to exploit coordination somewhat differently than English or German, and point at some interesting theoretical implications with respect to discourse structure and discourse relations.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2005). Cohesive ties in translation. A contrastive study of the Norwegian connective DERMED. Languages in Contrast: International Journal for Contrastive Linguistics. ISSN 1387-6759. 5(1), p. 3–32.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Ramm, Wiebke (2003). "Ser vi det samme eller er vi styrt av vår språklige kode? Om perspektivering på tvers av språk. NOA - Norsk som andrespråk. ISSN 0801-3284. Show summary

  Det blåses liv i Sapir/Whorf-hypotesen om forholdet mellom språk og tanke. Typologiske forskjeller mellom engelsk, tysk og norsk påvirker perspektivet informanter tar på en rekke hendelser de er bedt om å sette ord på. Analysene bygger på informantdata innsamlet ved Universitetet i Heidelberg og Universeitetet i Oslo. Artikkelen tar spesielt opp a) setningsåpning i de tre språkene og b) utvelgelse av nevneverdige objekter. Begge temaene analyseres i lys av forskjeller i grammatikaliserte struktureer i de tre språkene.

• Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2002). Translation equivalents as empirical data for semantic/pragmatic theory. In Jaszczolt, K & Turner, Ken (Ed.), Meaning through Lnaguage Contrast vol 2. John Benjamins Publishing Company. ISSN 9027251193. p. 463–477.

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• Hasselgård, Hilde; Johansson, Stig; Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2002). Information Structure in a Cross-Linguistic Perspective. Brill|Rodopi. ISBN 90-420-1469-5. 228 p. Show summary

  The present volume draws together contributions from a number of scholars with an interest in empirical, cross-linguistic description. Most of the papers were first presented at the symposium Information Structure in a Cross-linguistic Perspective held in Oslo in November/December 2000. The descriptions are functionally oriented, and their common focus is how information structure ¿ in a broad sense ¿ can be compared across languages. 'Information structure' has been approached in a variety of ways by the authors, so as to give a broad picture of this fundamental principle of text production, involving the way in which a speaker/writer chooses to present a message in terms of given/new information, focus, cohesion, and point of view. Central to much of the research is the problem of establishing criteria for isolating linguistic constraints on language use from cultural-linguistic conventions in text production. The linguistic comparison includes English, German and/or one of the Scandinavian languages, with sidelights to other languages. Most of the papers are text- or corpus-based, and the ongoing work on parallel corpora in Scandinavia is reflected in several contributions.

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• Johnsen, Lars Gunnarsønn Bagøien & Behrens, Bergljot (2019). Presens partisipp i norsk. Originale og oversatte tekster.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2018). Access to internalized grammar in L2 and translation .
• Behrens, Bergljot; Pitz, Anneliese Pauline; Helland, Hans Petter & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2017). Introduction to Possessives in L2 and translation: basic principles and empirical findings. Oslo Studies in Language (OSLa). ISSN 1890-9639. 9(2), p. 1–2. Full text in Research Archive
• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). Processing Possessives in English-Norwegian Translation.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). Researching procedural information in translation: an evaluation.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). Process based translation studies.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). Product based translation studies.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). The translation task - what's holding the translator up?
• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). Syntactic representations in translation into L1. Show summary

  Novice and professional translators have been found to translate possessive pronouns differently when they appear in an English participial adjunct clause like the following: Peter found the dog sleeping in his car. The problem arises because Norwegian distinguishes between reflexive (SIN) and non-reflexive (HANS) possessive pronouns. With a view to translation training, what ‘grammar’ is it that the professional translator has internalized? Both groups being L1 speakers of the target language, they would be expected to have the same internalized grammar. Their different solutions, however, may indicate that this is not the case, and that priming is not the only answer to the differences. Possibly, novices have a vaguer representation in need of cognitive restructuring and strengthening. In this paper I discuss constraints on binding for possessive pronouns in Norwegian, with reference to analyses found in the INESS grammar for Norwegian and to translation process data recently collected from 11 students and 11 professional translators.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). Restructuring processes in Translation.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2016). SPROSS (språklig prosessering) - forskning på leseforståelse i L2 og oversettelse til L1.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Bangalore, Srinivas; Schaeffer, Moritz; Carl, Michael; Heilmann, Arndt & Sturm, Annegret (2015). Syntactic Variance and Priming Effects in Translation. In Carl, Michael; Bangalore, Srinivas & Schaeffer, Moritz (Ed.), New Directions in Empirical Translation Research. Springer. ISSN 978-3-319-20357-7. p. 222–256.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2014). Gazing at the Source text i translation - what's going on?
• Behrens, Bergljot (2014). Translating - What's holding you up?
• Behrens, Bergljot (2014). Translation Research at the University of Oslo.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2013). Kontrastiv og translatologisk språkforskning. Show summary

  presentasjon av forholdet mellom kontrastiv og translatologisk språkforskning med eksempel på et translatologisk pilotstudium - om substantivsyken i oversatte tekster

• Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine ; Behrens, Bergljot; Clifton Jr, Charles & Frazier, Lyn (2012). Pairing form and meaning in English and Norwegian: Conjoined VPs or conjoined clauses?
• Behrens, Bergljot; Schmiedtová, Barbara; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Hemforth, Barbara (2012). Understanding coordinate clauses in Czech, English, German, and Norwegian.
• Hemforth, Barbara; Borthen, Kaja; Schmiedtová, Barbara; Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2012). Referring expressions in direct and indirect speech in Czech, English, German, and Norwegian.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Schmiedtová, Barbara (2011). Achievement of Written Narrative Competence in L2: Comparing German and Norwegian Learners of English.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Schmiedtová, Barbara; Hemforth, Barbara & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2011). Understanding coordinate clauses: a cross-linguistic experimental approach.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2011). Fremmedgjøring i oversettelse -et litterært og et lingvistisk perspektiv.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2011). Expository texts and norms in translation.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2010). Kompensasjon i oversettelse.
• Solfjeld, Kåre & Behrens, Bergljot (2010). Syntactic form at play with discourse relations, Proceedings from Multidisciplinary Approaches to Discourse, MAD 2010, Moissac. University of Toulouse.
• Solfjeld, Kåre; Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2010). Syntactic form at play with discourse relations.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2010). Syntax at play with discourse relations.
• Solfjeld, Kåre & Behrens, Bergljot (2009). Discourse role guiding translation choice.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Solfjeld, Kåre (2009). Discourse role guiding clause type and relative position in translation.
• Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Behrens, Bergljot (2008). Expository texts.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2008). "Hun er ute og padler" - a spatial progressive? Show summary

  In this paper I discuss the absentive characterization of the locative structure "be out and V" in Norwegian and argue that translation between this structure and the English progressive requires a "conceptual shift" from the spatial domain to the temporal domain. The strong locative feature of the Norwegian forms is taken to be a relevant factor in explaining the misuse of the progressive by even advanced Norwegian speakers of English as a second language.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2008). Linearization of narrative in English L1 and advanced L2. Coordinating structure.
• Behrens, Bergljot; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine ; Hasselgård, Hilde & Johansson, Karl Albert Stig (2007). Information Structuring Resources in Contrast. Languages in Contrast: International Journal for Contrastive Linguistics. ISSN 1387-6759. 7(2).
• Behrens, Bergljot (2007). Contrastive linguistics: an overview. Data and research goals.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2007). Parallel Corpora and lexical semantics. Semantic Mirrors.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2007). Semantics and pragmatics in Contrastive Analysis.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2007). "Non-finite dependencies and discourse structure".
• Solfjeld, Kåre; Ramm, Wiebke; Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2005). Coordination, discourse relations, and information packaging - cross-linguistic differences.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2005). Ekvivalens og/eller relevans i oversettelse.
• Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine ; Ramm, Wiebke; Solfjeld, Kåre & Behrens, Bergljot (2005). Coordination, discourse relations, and information packaging- cross-linguistic differences. Show summary

  Taking non-correspondences regarding coordinated constructions in translation as a starting point, we discuss the interpretation of coordinated structures as compared to non-coordinated alternatives. We show that Norwegian tends to exploit coordination somewhat differently than English or German, and point at some interesting theoretical implications with respect to discourse structure and discourse relations.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2005). On the interface between advanced L2 and marked translation into L1.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2005). The discourse relation Accompanying Circumstance across languages. Conflict between linguistic expression and discourse subordination?
• Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2005). Temporal and non-temporal dimensions of the discourse relation Accompanying Circumstance.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2004). Bokomtale: J.B.Johannessen (red): På språkjakt - problemer og utfordringer i språkvitenskapelig datainnsamling. NLT - Norsk lingvistisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0800-3076. p. 269–274.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2004). Markerte trekk i norske oversettelser.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2004). Voice in literary translation.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2003). Pidgin-norsk eller mellomnorsk - om språklige trekk i oversettelse av tekster fra flerkulturelle mijøer.
• Behrens, Bergljot (2003). Contrastive linguistics and translation �a study of the Norwegian connective dermed. Show summary

  The Norwegian connective DERMED is discussed in a semantic and translational perspective. The semantic meaning is found to be vague and context is found to be important for restrcting the relation between the propositions linked. The use of the connective in Norwegian translation clearly influenced by the source language.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2003). Elaboration across languages. Show summary

  A discussion of the variety of semantic relations within the discourse category Elaboration - an analysis of the Norwegian connective DERMED in translation to and from German and English based on the OMC corpus

• Behrens, Bergljot (2003). On discourse coherence in translation. Show summary

  the use and disuse of comparable discourse markers in English,German and Norwegian on the basis of translation corpora (OMC: Oslo mulitilingual corpus)- an approach to stating general constraints that regulate translational choice

• Behrens, Bergljot (2002). Language-dependent discourse constraints The case of non-subject argument topicalization. Show summary

  Discussion of the distributional differences in non-subject argument topicalization in English,German and Norwegian and possible restrictions on types of subject that may appear in such structures. Referents' degrees of givenness related to the distributional facts. Data based on the parallel Corpus OMC

• Behrens, Bergljot & Ramm, Wiebke (2002). Om perspektivtaking på tvers av språk. Show summary

  hvordan norske hendelsesbeskrivelser fremstår i forhold til tyske og engelske. Norsk muntlig språkdata sett i lys av engelske og tyske data på grunnlag av samme input.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2002). Oversettelsesstrategier i litterær oversettelse. Show summary

  Oversetterens ansvar, oversettelsesstrategier, implisitt informasjon i kontrastivt perspektiv.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2001). Kontrastiv stilistikk i oversettelse. Show summary

  Eksplisitering og stilistiske krav i forskjellige typer oversettelse

• Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Behrens, Bergljot (2001). Crosslinguistic constraints on expressing elaboration.
• Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Behrens, Bergljot (2000). Elaboration and related discourse relations viewed from an interlingual perspective.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2000). Connectives in Contrast. A discourse semantic study based on Corpus Research. Show summary

  From a linguistic as well as a translatological point of view we are interested in establishing the interrelation between the variety of expressions used across closely related languages for the textual and semantic concept Elaboration. Goals: 1. We aim to come to a better understanding of the problematic concept Elaboration 2. We aim to determine the cross linguistic constraints on the various expressions used to express Elaboration. 3. We believe that our study of cross linguistic variation will contribute to delimit the category Elaboration 4. A refined understanding of the meaning of the expressions and their textual function will help us understand the factors that influence translational choice

• Behrens, Bergljot (2000). En innføring i teori og metode i oversettelsesstudier. Show summary

  I forelesningen gi jeg en oversikt over vanlige strategier i oversettelse mellom engelsk og norsk, og diskuterer dem som grunnlag for en lingvistisk orientert teori om oversettelse. Eksempler er hentet fra eget materiale og OMC.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2000). Parallel Corpora in Translation Research. Show summary

  The lecture presents the design of the Oslo Multilingual Corpus, and the contrastive linguistic research made possible by it. Examples are given of discourse semantic as well as lexical semantic descriptions made on the basis of systematic corpus research.

• Behrens, Bergljot & Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine (2000). Translation Equivalents as Empirical Data for semantic/pragmatic Theory. The Case of Elaboration. Show summary

  The paper aims to contribute to the explication of the discourse theoretic concept Elaboration and the semantic description of relevant connectives in three closely related languages. The paper focuses on the variety of expressions used to signal this relation in German, English and Norwegian, and the apparent consequences such a variety may have for semantic representation. The method used is translational: authentic texts and their translations are used to establish correspondences as "semantic mirrors" (Dyvik 1998). The study is part of a larger project currently developing at the University of Oslo, in which we aim at reaching new insight into the ways discourse is structured in the three languages, on the basis of data collected from the Oslo Multilingual Corpus (OMC).

• Behrens, Bergljot & Solstad, Torgrim (2000). Setningskoplingens betydning. En metodisk elaborering over elaboreringer. Show summary

  Denne forelesningen har et dobbelt mål. På den ene siden vil vi diskutere Elaborering som en semantisk setningskoplingskategori. Vi er spesielt interessert i hvordan elaboreringer uttrykkes i engelsk, tysk og norsk, og hvordan et kontrastivt studium av variasjonen i uttrykksmidler kan bidra til å få isolert bestanddelene i kategorien. På den annen side vil vi fokusere på metode i kontrastive språkstudier. I vårt kontrastive studium av Elaborering gjør vi utstrakt bruk av søk i parallellkorpuset OMC. Vi presenterer Dyvik-metoden, og viser hvordan den gir oss tilgang til viktige data for vår analyse.

• Behrens, Bergljot (2000). Diskurslenking, Underordning og Oversettelse. Show summary

  Diskurslenking, underordning og oversettelse "I oversettelse mellom språk må vi ofte gjøre om og flytte på elementene i originalteksten for å få en naturlig tekst i mottakerspråket. I denne forelesningen vil jeg diskutere bisetningers funksjon i et tekstlig perspektiv og vise hvordan plasseringen kan ha konsekvenser for tekstens innhold. En bevisstgjøring av forholdet mellom bisetningenes plassering og tekstens innhold kan bidra til å etablere regler for tekstmanipulering i oversettelse. Tekstmaterialet er på norsk og engelsk."

• Behrens, Bergljot & Sæbø, Kjell Johan (1997). Events and Context Sensitivity.
• Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine ; Behrens, Bergljot & Krave, Maria Filiouchkina (2006). Pre-Proceedings of the SPRIK Conference 2006: Explicit and Implicit Information in Text. Information Structure across Languages. Project "SPRIK" (SPRåk I Kontrast).
• Solfjeld, Kåre; Ramm, Wiebke; Fabricius-Hansen, Cathrine & Behrens, Bergljot (2005). Coordination, discourse relations, and information packaging - cross-linguistic differences. Universitetet i Oslo.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Christensen, Bente (2003). Oversettelse i teori og praksis. Rapport fra 1. seminar om oversettelse i samarbeid mellom ANLA, Norsk Oversetterforening og Universitetet i Oslo, mai 2003. Novus Forlag.
• Behrens, Bergljot & Ramm, Wiebke (2002). Perspective taking across languages. Universitetet i Heidelberg. Show summary

  Norsk bidrag til prosjekt innen kontrastive studier av språklig prosessering

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