Early history of the North Sea Germanic languages
Edited by Stephen Laker and Hans Frede Nielsen †
Special issue of NOWELE 74:1 (2021) v, 151 pp.
Elisabeth Dalby Kristiansen
List of John Benjamins publications for which Elisabeth Dalby Kristiansen plays a role.
Titles
Subjects Germanic linguistics | Historical linguistics
Runic Inscriptions and the Early History of the Germanic Languages
Edited by Robert Nedoma and Hans Frede Nielsen †
Special issue of NOWELE 73:1 (2020) v, 192 pp.
Subjects Germanic linguistics | Historical linguistics
Articles
2025 Chapter 3. The influence of the specificities of gaze behavior on emerging and ensuing interaction: A contribution to the discussion of the use of eye-tracking recordings for EMCA analysis Mobile Eye Tracking: New avenues for the study of gaze in social interaction, Zima, Elisabeth and Anja Stukenbrock (eds.), pp. 68–100 | Chapter
The integration of new technologies in Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis necessitates thorough discussion. This chapter explores the combination of recordings from a mobile eye-tracking device with recordings from an external mobile video camera, which may reveal intricate details of… read more
2025 The World of Daily Life: Doing a search for (e‑)shopping purposes Pragmatics and Society 16:1, pp. 113–144 | Article
Within social scientific research searching for products is overwhelmingly reduced and represented as an activity that is embedded in decision-making processes. This study shows that searching is extremely multimodally rich and complex and that structured stages of searching are the product of… read more
2023 Would you like a bag for that? Environmental awareness and changing practices for closing buying and selling encounters in retail shopping Pragmatics and Society 14:1, pp. 143–169 | Article
This article presents a study of participants’ practices for closing buying-selling encounters in retail shops. The study shows how the handing over of a shopping bag with the items purchased serves as a resource for organizing the closing of the encounter. Further, taking its point of departure… read more