Hi, I’m Anna and I am a trained sociophonetician with an MA in Linguistics from the University of Copenhagen. Graduating in 2016, I have worked on topics ranging from transgender voices to Danish dialect variation. I have taught classes on postcolonialism, Danish grammar/phonetics/semantics/pragmatics as well as acoustic analysis. I love teaching!
I am currently finishing my PhD at the Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics at UCPH. My research bears the working title Accommodation in Interaction: individual, regional and contextual patterns and is part of the project Speaking Up: Language as a Factor for Social Mobility in Denmark.
This site is both a way for me to keep track of my work through precarious employment and to share my thoughts and expertise with the (research) community; see my Blog for the latter.
Education
- PhD fellow, Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics (2021-present)
- MA linguistics, University of Copenhagen (2014-2016)
- BA linguistics, University of Copenhagen (2010-2014)
Teaching
- Sproglig metode og analyse (Linguistic Methods and Analysis), the Bachelor’s Programme in Danish, University of Southern Denmark (spring 2025)
- Dansk sprog (Danish Language), the Bachelor’s Programme in Danish, University of Southern Denmark (fall 2024)
- Akustisk analyse (Acoustic Analysis), the Bachelor’s Programme in Linguistics, University of Copenhagen (fall 2021)
- Sprog og kontekst (Language and Context), the Bachelor’s Programme in Danish, University of Copenhagen (spring 2020 + 2021)
- Grammatik og tekst (Grammar and Text), the Bachelor’s Programme in Danish, University of Copenhagen (fall 2020, two classes)
- Køn, racialisering og identitet (Gender, Racilisation, and Identity), the elective programme in Gender Studies, University of Copenhagen (spring 2020)