Vol. 56 (2022): Dyskursy internetowe a norma

Articles

• Language in Internet discourses and linguistic-communicative norms, rules, principles…

  Małgorzata Kita

  11-37

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• Internet communication and language dynamics and norm

  Ewa Szkudlarek-Śmiechowicz

  39-52

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• Colloquial language and promoting correct Polish (exemplified by the video blog “Mówiąc Inaczej” [“Speaking Differently”])

  Katarzyna Burska

  53-74

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• The Internet lexeme as an object of spelling considerations

  Bartłomiej Cieśla

  75-91

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• It was probably some Rablador who was writing — about the functions of deviations from the linguistic norm in Internet discourse

  Katarzyna Jachimowska

  93-104

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• Students’ opinion on punctuation in the Internet space

  Małgorzata Bortliczek

  105-116

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• The name of the blogs and the spelling standard in the use of capital and small letters

  Agnieszka Banach

  117-129

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• Not only urzędas. About word-forming ways of evaluating local government officials and administration employees

  Anna Pilińska

  131-143

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• Exceeding the linguistic norm in Internet memes as a strategy of persuasion

  Marta Wójcicka

  145-173

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• So-called ‘memobłędy’ as a form of linguistic expression on the Internet

  Martyna Boch, Katarzyna Doboszyńska-Markiewicz

  175-189

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• The place of errors in the description of born-digital genres

  Martyna Szczepaniak

  191-204

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• Non-normative social behavior of public figures presented in Internet memes — communication and language approach

  Anna Sokół-Klein

  205-225

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• Internet sports discourse and linguistics norm

  Beata Grochala

  227-237

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• The culture of communication in streaming: donations and reactions — a case study

  Barbara Cyrek, Malwina Popiołek

  239-253

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• Drodzy Redaktorzy, Hej!, Szanowni… Inicial polite phrases used in the Facebook group for proofreaders and language editors

  Joanna Ginter

  255-267

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• Titles of sports videoblog episodes — their structure, functions and methods of influencing viewers

  Beata Kacperska

  269-282

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• Dysphemistic conceptualizations of politicians and politics in Internet discourse (on the example of Wpolityce.pl and Newsweek.pl portals)

  Aleksandra Kujawiak

  283-300

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• Reactions to death and ways of reminiscing the deceased in Internet comments

  Agnieszka Wierzbicka

  301-320

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• Linguistic and legal analysis of crime of fraud in context of its euphemization in the Internet communication

  Beata Burska-Ratajczyk, Radosław Burski

  321-337

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• Remote communication in foreign language teaching — problems, challenges, perspectives

  Anita Jagun

  339-347

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• The semantic field THE HUMAN BODY in Zygmunt Gloger’s Tykocin Dictionary

  Beata Kuryłowicz

  351-365

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• Development of specialist vocabulary from the scope of positive psychology in Polish

  Anetta Gajda

  367-385

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• The meanings of lexeme miłość in Nowy Wielki Dykcjonarz by Pierre Danet and Dymitr Franciszek Kola

  Marek Marczak

  387-403

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• Function of glossaries in texts of speculative literature

  Klaudiusz Mirek

  405-420

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