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New Horizons in English Studies
2017 / No 2
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Why Money Cannnot Buy Happiness : The Painful Truth about Traditional Proverbs and their Modificationsp. 4 - 16Plain TextBIBTEX
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Formulaic Sequences in First Language Acquisition and Foreign Language Learningp. 17 - 24Plain TextBIBTEX
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On Reduction in English : What the English Don't Sayp. 25 - 37Plain TextBIBTEX
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Beyond the Convention? : Representation of Female Characters in Middle English Romancesp. 39 - 48Plain TextBIBTEX
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"May the Odds be Ever in Your Favor" : Dystopian Reality in Suzanne Collins' "The Hunger Games Trilogy"p. 49 - 58Plain TextBIBTEX
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"The Crying of Lot 49" and the Parody of Detective Fictionp. 59 - 67Plain TextBIBTEX
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The Translation Minefield : On Specific Translation Challenges Posed by the Graphic Novel Formp. 68 - 88Plain TextBIBTEX
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The Labyrinth as an Anti-Home in Mark Z. Danielewski's "House of Leaves"p. 89 - 98Plain TextBIBTEX
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From "Paddies" to "Spics" : The Comparison between the Contemporary Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric in American Media and the Anti-Irish One in the 19th Centuryp. 100 - 113Plain TextBIBTEX
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My City, My 'Hood, My Street : Ghetto spaces in American Hip-Hop Musicp. 114 - 126Plain TextBIBTEX
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Sad and Rabid Puppies : Politicization of the Hugo Award Nomination Procedurep. 127 - 134Plain TextBIBTEX
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Getting Your Porridge Right is Difficult : Social Media as the Key to Understand the Englishp. 136 - 139Plain TextBIBTEX
