1.Introduction
2. Historical and sociolinguistic background
3. The representation of gender in Norwegian
3.1 Grammatical gender
3.2 Agreement: Pronouns and adjectives
3.3 Lexical gender
4. Word-formation
4.1 Compounding
4.2 Derivation
5. Names and honorifics
6. Gendered idioms and frozen expressions
6.1 Expressions with mann
6.2 Expressions with kvinne/dame
6.3 Other asymmetrical expressions
7. Language change and feminist language planning
8. Conclusion
Notes
References
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