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Hilde Hasselgård is a Professor at the Institute for Linguistics and Scandinavian Studies (ILoS) at the University of Oslo, specializing in English linguistics with a focus on corpus-based contrastive studies between English and Norwegian. Her work bridges theoretical linguistics and practical language teaching applications.
Her primary research interests include:
- Modern English grammar
- Text linguistics
- Corpus linguistics methodologies
- Contrastive analysis of English and Norwegian
- Systemic-functional linguistics
- English as a foreign language acquisition
Hasselgård's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on comparative grammatical structures between English and Norwegian, particularly examining adverb placement, verbal constructions, genitive forms, and concessive subordination. Her work frequently employs corpus-based methodologies to analyze both native and learner language production across different registers and contexts.
Among her notable research projects are:
- Idiomaticity in English and Norwegian: Corpus-based approaches
- VESPA (Varieties of English for Special Purposes dAtabase)
- NLEC (Norwegian Learner English Corpus)
She serves as Area Editor for grammar in the Encyclopaedia of Applied Linguistics (2nd edition) and sits on the editorial boards of several prestigious journals including the International Journal of Learner Corpus Research, Languages in Contrast, and the Norwegian Linguistic Journal.
Previously, Hasselgård served as editor of Languages in Contrast (2002-2019), review editor for Functions of Language, and chaired the organizing committee for the ICAME conference in Oslo (2011). She has also held leadership positions including Chairman of the Norwegian Studies Centre in the UK (York) and former vice-president of the Learner Corpus Research Association.
