Vol. 21 (2024)

Articles

• The political and ideological causes of the Anglo-Dutch wars

  György Borus

  5-19

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• Peter Kropotkin’s 1902 Mutual Aid theory today

  Katarzyna Coombs-Hoar

  20-30

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• Economization of Self: Constructing a Female Neoliberal Subject in Eílís Ní Dhuibhne’s Fox, Swallow, Scarecrow

  Sanja Radmilo Derado

  31-48

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• English/French code-switching in later medieval charters

  Richard Ingham

  49-66

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• Linguistic escapism and symbolic value of signs of (good) times

  Tanja Gradečak

  67-84

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• The politics of fear in Yussef El Guindi’s Back of the throat

  Ivana Kirin

  85-96

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• On metonymy and other forms of motivation for some Nigerian English expressions

  Krzysztof Kosecki

  97-111

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• In search of the beginnings of a foodsemic boom in the history of English

  Aleksandra Kowalczyk

  112-121

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• A critical overview of the cultural elements in four EFL textbooks used in Croatian secondary schools

  Draženka Molnar, Zvonimir Prtenjača

  122-136

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• Sex and gender representation in translation: Unveiling the complications

  Dorota Osuchowska

  137-147

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• “It’s not the lie that bothers me, it’s the insult to my intelligence that I find offensive”: An investigation into the use of lies and insults in political discourse during the 2024 UK General Election on the basis of the BBC 7-party debate

  Donald Trinder

  148-159

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