Preface...7

Part I. Focus: Discourse Studies

Milena Adaszek-Waliszczak
Some Remarks on the Language of Success – A Study of Selected Success Texts...11

Agnieszka Cierpich
Hipsters and Coffee Houses in the Post-Modern Times – Polish Fashionistas Influenced by English...23

Joanna Sycz-Opoń
Application of Plain English Guidelines to Polish Writing – A Case Study...35

Julita Woźniak and Paulina Królikowska
A Polish Migrant in the United Kingdom. The Phenomenon of Migration in Linguistic Research with the Example
of Discursive Representations of Polish Migrants in the British Press...53

Part II. Focus: Translation Studies

Katarzyna Bańka
Speech Acts: Expressives. The Ambiguity of Chinese-Polish Translation Performed by University Students of Chinese Translation Program in Poland...71

Łukasz Matuszyk
Between the Original and a Translation: The Possibilities of Translating Poetry...81

Damian Pisarski
(Re)discovering the Identity of Slavs in the 20th Century: an Attempt to Analyse the Original Text and the Translation of Proglas...95

Ewa Konieczny
Light Verb Constructions in English-Polish Translation...105

Piotr Wielecki
Anna Wierzbicka’s Natural Semantic Metalanguage. A New Approach towards Lexicography and Translation...121

Monika Zasowska
Senses and Expressions of Sensory Experience in English Binomials...133

Part III. Focus: Applied Linguistics

Dorota Tutka
Foreign language teachers’ priorities in developing learners’ speaking skills...151

Magdalena Walenta
Interlanguage Stretching. Processing form through Meaningful Input...171

• Title: Young Scholars on Theoretical and Applied Linguistics: Research Projects
• Author: Maria Wysocka, Dagmara Gałajda, Paweł Zakrajewski, Artur Kijak
• ISBN: 978-83-656-8246-8, 9788365682468
• Date of issue: 2017-06-06
• Format: Ebook
• Item ID: e_0k9d
• Publisher: Wyższa Szkoła Humanitas