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This article explores some dimensions of how the role of the English language in Norway has been discursively constructed  in newspapers during recent years, based on the analysis of data from the five-year period 2008–2012. The analysis is conducted  using a specialised corpus containing 3,743 newspaper articles which were subjected to corpus-based macro-analyses and  techniques, as well as manual micro-level analyses and categorisation. The main focus of the analysis is on the manifestation of  attitudes through various ways of expression, such as the occurrence of lexical sequences and conceptual metaphors related to  language. The results show that even though positive perceptions of English were quite frequent in the data, the main part  consisted of expressions where English is seen in a negative light. Hence, a fairly negative attitude towards the role of English is  predominant, as illustrated by the most frequent conceptual metaphor,  language is an invading force , where English is  at war with and seen as representing a threat to the Norwegian language.

Attitudes towards English in Norway: A corpus-based study of attitudinal expressions in newspaper discourse