Exploring English by Means of Contrast
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angleščina, južnoslovanski jeziki, kontrastivne študijeKratka vsebina
The present monograph contains a collection of contrastive, cross-linguistic studies of South Slavic languages and English. The contributions reflect many developments in linguistic research. One of the aims of the volume is to continue the long tradition of contrastive studies by addressing the relationship between English and South Slavic languages, while also considering the plethora of theories, approaches and methodologies available to linguists in the present moment. This task has been enthusiastically pursued by the twelve authors of the eight chapters in this monograph that explore English in contrast to Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, North Macedonian, Serbian, and Slovene.
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Contrasting English and South Slavic LanguagesAn Introduction
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The Derivational Habitat of Experiencer in English and BulgarianAn Onomasiological Perspective
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What Do Event-Related Potentials Reveal about Processing Grammatical Aspect in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian?A Comparison with English Aspect
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New Vowel Category Acquisition in L2 Speakers of EnglishThe Case of High Front and High Back Vowels
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Translating Humour in The IT CrowdAn Analysis in Favour of Introducing Humour Studies into Translation and Interpreting Curricula
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The Role of Verbs and Adverbs in Structuring Fictive Motion in English and Slovene
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Negated Biased Questions in English and Their Equivalents in Macedonian
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Personal-Name Blends as Instances of Morphological Creativity in English and Their Equivalents in SerbianA Constructionist View
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Adjective + Noun Collocations in Tourism DiscourseA Contrastive Corpus-Based Study of English and Serbian
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