SPIS TREŚCI
Preface
Part 1: Linguistics
Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska -
Multimodal Persuasion in Humanitarian Communication: A Comparative Analysis of Text-Image Alignments in Online Charity Materials
Daria Pańka - English Social Media-related Loanwords in the Language of Polish Facebook Users: A Corpus-based Study
Jarosław Wiliński - Military Terms in American Politics: A Corpus-driven Study
Grzegorz Cebrat - “Dying, and Behold, We Live.” A Genre Analysis of the Obituary Collection by Rev. Haig Adadourian (1890)
Danica Maleková - The Construal of ‘Activity’ in English and Slovak Tourist Texts
Olga O’Toole - Nail Polish and the Construction of Femininity: A Critical Linguistic Analysis of Labels
Nenad Miladinović - Formal Characteristics of the Constructional Idiom Such as a Brute of a Man in English
Leszek Szymański - The Interplay of the Conversational Backgrounds of the English Modal Can and Event Time Schemata from the Kratzerian Perspective
Part 2: Applied Linguistics
Agata Cierpisz - Looking Closer at Critical Cultural Awareness: Diagnosing and Implementing the Concept of Critical Cultural Awareness in the EFL Context
Magdalena Trepczyńska - Summarization Strategies in Timed Independent Summary Writing of L2 Undergraduate Students
Milena Yablonsky - Memrise to Memorize ESP Vocabulary at the Tertiary Level? Teaching Specialized Terminology with the Usage of the Memrise Online Platform
Helena Lohrová - From Research to Practice: The Challenge of Preparing PhD Candidates for Their Role as Applied Linguists
Aeddan Shaw, Luc Ampleman - Riders on the Storm: Using Active Learning Techniques to Foster the Development of the Citizen Scholar in Poland