Dorthe Duncker
Professor
Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics
Emil Holms Kanal 2
2300 København S
Current research
My primary research areas are Danish language (from the Renaissance to the present), digital humanities (digital textual scholarship, corpus linguistics), and material/artefactual philology. My research focuses on foundational aspects of communication and the reflexivity and dynamics of language, in particular with a focus on sign making and contextualization in written communication and on the semiology of writing, including material aspects of reading and writing.
Danish Under Digital Study (DUDS) with Anne Mette Hansen. DUDS is a research site appealing to university students, high school undergraduates, researchers, and people generally interested in language and old Danish texts.
Teaching
Teaching (all university levels) Danish language (old and modern), language theory, digital textual scholarship, computational philology.
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Chatting with chatbots: Sign making in text-based human-computer interaction
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Methodology in language research: a sailing between Scylla and Charybdis
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