The first aim of the paper is to point out the main areas where linguistic methods may be applied to political science analysis. In the authors’ opinion at least four such fields may be distinguished, i.e. political ...

This article aims at presenting the phonetic, lexical and structural differences between the variety spoken in Tyneside (North East England), known as Geordie, and Standard English; and showing that, due to the differences, ...

Instrumentalization of the market language is a phenomenon negatively evaluated by language researchers. A matter of exceptional interest is the use of forms of etiquette which, to a large extent, outlines ...

While linguistic research puts an emphasis on the centrality of lexical ambiguity, translation literature seems to focus on the restricted, exceptional and accidental side of the problem. This article sets out ...