Vol. 13 (2016)

Articles

• Ontology and sacrality – the two translative dominants of the works by Thomas Pynchon

  Łukasz Barciński

  7-16

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• Some remarks on a linguistic predator: Foreign influences upon prison slang

  Anna Ciechanowska

  17-24

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• On the directions of birdsemic developments in English and Polish

  Małgorzata Górecka-Smolińska

  25-33

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• The semantic history of dough, bread, bun: on how money and women go together

  Aleksandra Kowalczyk

  34-43

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• The correlation between the high offensiveness of swear words and their productivity: A comparison of selected Polish and English examples

  Paulina Mormol

  44-54

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• Loving in two languages: Language choice and emotionality in family communication of Kazakh bilinguals

  Judyta Pawliszko

  55-67

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• On the linguistic features of American political discourse

  Elżbieta Pieniążek-Niemczuk

  68-77

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• A linguistic account of Business English

  Paulina Potęga

  78-88

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• Machine translation: A threat or an opportunity for human translators?

  Karolina Puchała-Ladzińska

  89-98

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• 45 minutes within the four walls of a classroom: Problems and concerns of student teachers during their practicum

  Aleksandra Szymańska-Tworek, Agnieszka Turzańska

  99-108

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• Sameness within difference or difference within sameness?

  Izabela Bierowiec

  111-125

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• Edmund Burke’s present discontents: Political propaganda or a work of political science?

  György Borus

  126-133

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• The quest for Jewish assimilation expressed through Yiddishkeit in America

  Anna Dziama

  134-140

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• Leisure as an instrument of integrating diasporas in Victorian Manchester

  Beata Kiersnowska

  141-153

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• Identifying the Ukrainian: Marina Lewycka’s “A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian”

  Oksana Weretiuk

  154-164

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• “Postcolonial Literary Geographies: Out of Place”, John Thieme. Palgrave Macmillan, 2016. 238 pp. ISBN 978-1-137-45687-8

  Patrycja Austin

  167-170

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