Inger Lassen

Inger Lassen

List of John Benjamins publications for which Inger Lassen plays a role.

Titles

Subjects Communication Studies | Discourse studies | Pragmatics

Mediating Ideology in Text and Image: Ten critical studies

Edited by Inger Lassen, Jeanne Strunck and Torben Vestergaard

Subjects Communication Studies | Discourse studies | Pragmatics | Semiotics
Subjects Communication Studies | Discourse studies | Pragmatics

Articles

Lassen, Inger and Anders Horsbøl. 2016. Governing citizen engagement: A discourse studies perspective. Studies of Discourse and Governmentality: New perspectives and methods, McIlvenny, Paul, Julia Zhukova Klausen and Laura Bang Lindegaard (eds.), pp. 73–94
This chapter sets out to explore tensions between bottom-up and top-down processes from a governmentality perspective. Using a discourse studies approach, we investigate how forms of public participation in a local climate mitigation project can be viewed as an instance of governmentality in the… read more | Article
This paper takes its starting point in the problem faced by a specific Danish bank that women are grossly underrepresented in management positions, in spite of the great measure of initiatives taken over more than a century to ensure equal opportunities in Denmark. Danish women got the vote in 1915. read more | Article
Majstorović, Danijela and Inger Lassen. 2011. Gender imbalances revisited: Introduction. Living with Patriarchy: Discursive constructions of gendered subjects across cultures, Majstorović, Danijela and Inger Lassen (eds.), pp. 1–13
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Lassen, Inger. 2006. De-naturalizing ideology: Presupposition and Appraisal in biotechnology press releases. Mediating Ideology in Text and Image: Ten critical studies, Lassen, Inger, Jeanne Strunck and Torben Vestergaard (eds.), pp. 97–118
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Lassen, Inger. 2003. Imperative readings of grammatical metaphor: A study of congruency in the imperative. Grammatical Metaphor: Views from systemic functional linguistics, Simon-Vandenbergen, Anne-Marie, Miriam Taverniers and Louise J. Ravelli (eds.), pp. 279–308
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In technical discourse, the majority of texts are found to be accessible only to a specialist audience, and the feeling is prevalent with some technical genres that they would lose their generic integrity if part of their complexity was removed, since such a change would jeopardize the… read more | Article