Thomas L. Markey : English -s vs. -th in the third person singular: Historical contrasts and cross language argumentation
Veronika Kniezsa : Accents and digraphs in the Peterborough Chronicle
Xavier Dekeyser – Mia Ingels : Socio-historical aspects of relativisation in late 16th century English: Ca. 1550-1600
Roman Kopytko : The impersonal use of verbs in William Shakespeare’s plays
Roderick W. McConchie : “It hurteth memorie and hindreth learning”: Attitudes to the use of the vernacular in sixteenth century English medical writings
Andreas Ahlqvist : Of unknown [?] origin
Michael D. Linn : The origin and development of the Iron Range dialect in northern Minnesota
Andrei Danchev : Historical dialect split and later language contact: Old Bulgarian jat’ and Modern English /a/ in Modern Bulgarian
Rudolf Emons : Chomsky’s grammar as a paradigm?
Esko V. Pennanen : Word-formation revisited. Topical aspects of English word-formation
Peter Erdmann : Postposed indefinite of-pronouns
Göran Kjellmer : Conjunctional/adverbial which in substandard English
Theodore C. Johnson : English vulgarism and second language learners
Leszek Skibniewski : The writing processes of advanced foreign language learners in their native and foreign languages: Evidence from thinking-aloud and behavior protocols
Johnson O. Nwabuwe : Reason as supplementary ration in Thomas Hardy’s Desperate remedies
Jarosław Sokół : Examples of direct carnivalization from Hemingway
Zbigniew Wojtyś : The dialectics of fiction: Flann O’Brien’s At Swim-Two-Birds
Dorota Głowacka : Fantasy of water-lily and ice-nine: Metaphor of death in Boris Vian’s L’écume des jours and Kurt Vonnegut’s Cat’s cradle
Reviews (single pdf file)
Wojciech Kalaga : On the analysis of the literary text. By Wiesław Krajka – Andrzej Zgorzelski
Wolfgang Viereck : The linguistic atlas of Scotland. Scots section. Volume III: Phonology. Edited by J.Y. Mather – H.H. Speitel
Wolfgang Viereck : Language variety in the South: Perspectives in black and white. Edited by Michael B. Montgomery – Guy Bailey
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