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Quinn, Justin John
Irish as a lingua franca Of many minority languages, Irish has ended up as close neighbour to a language that was not only that of the ruling empire, but also is now a global lingua franca. Such incommensurate strengths – demographics, cultural prestige, and other aspects – might be viewed as... |
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Quinn, Justin John
W. B. Yeats and the end of the world This article explores the connection between current ideas of ecological apocalypse and cultural form. The philosopher Timothy Morton argues that certain late modernist forms are more amenable to the imaginative representation of what he calls hyperobjects (especially, the hyperobject of global... |
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Reynaert, Barbora
CLIL and productive vocabulary acquisition in the Czech context |
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Vice, William Bradley
Spirals of the self: Barry Hannah's autobiographical method This article explores the career of Barry Hannah and attempts to show how Hannah was influenced by modernist Henry Miller, both in terms of style and subject matter. Like Miller’s Tropic of Cancer (1934) some of Hannah’s work does not neatly fit into the genre of fic... |
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Stašková, Naděžda
English back-formation in the 20th and the early 21st century |
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Stašková, Naděžda
Back-formation in the newest layer of english vocabulary |
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Stašková, Naděžda
Devising a method for the identification of derivational formations: english back-formations The study proposes and tests a method for identification of back-formed words, presumably applicable to any type of formation. It describes the method and an experiment with selected back-formation types to prove functionality of the method. It is based on a formal approach: the... |
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Skopečková, Eva
Literature Class: Ways to a Unique Literary Experience? |
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Benešová, Barbora
Janov: městská část Litvínova. Komu se tu hodí vyloučená lokalita? |
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