PALA 2014 Proceedings online

Free on-line access to the Proceedings of PALA 2014, which was held in Maribor, Slovenia.

• [PDF] Ahmed, M. A. H. Coding Arabic Place Names in Iraqi Jewish Hebrew Fiction

• [PDF] Akiko, I., Tomoko, H., Tomolo, O. Information Design in Ackroyd
• [PDF] Balossi, G. You and I in Shakespeare’s Sonnets: from a statistical analysis to a stylistic analysis

• [PDF] Dahl, A. The separation of voices in a literary utterance: a dialogical approach to discourse presentation, viewpoint, focalization – and punctuation.

• [PDF] Eriksson Barajas, K. Pace as a measure of aesthetic value

• [doc] Kalanj, B. and Milojkovic, M. Semantic prosody and subtext in the writing samples of Belgrade students of English

• [doc] Khvesko, T. The Benefits of Linguistic Study of Place Names.
• [PDF] Nesselhauf, J. The Story of my Body is on my Body. Tattoos as Personalized Style in Late Modern Literature
• [doc] Ponomareva, O. B.  Linguocognitive models of ecological vs. Moral Imperative in William Blake’s Conceptual Perception'
• [PDF] Sasagawa, H. Opposites Reconciled: Landscape Description in Cooper’s Hill 
• [PDF] Stock, R. Who do you think you are? And who do I think you are? Cognitive contexts and celebrity translators in the theatre.

• [PDF] Tabbert, U.  Constructing the monstrous criminal in a crime fiction novel and a newspaper report: A comparison

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