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Contents
PartTwo
ContrastiveStudiesofWordsandTheirMeanings
Chapter8
BożenaDuda:ContrastiveanalysisofselectedsynonymsofprostituteinEng-
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Chapter9
MarcinKuczok:Preciouspossession,warorjourney?Conceptualmetaphors
forlifeinAmericanEnglish,Hungarian,andPolish.
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Chapter10
EleonoraJoszko:Insideinformation:Specializedvocabularyingeneral-language
dictionariesasexemplifiedbyEnglishandPolishequestrianterms.
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Chapter11
JacekRachfał:Amorphological,semantic,andetymologicalcomparisonof
EnglishandPolishhouse-relatedtechnicalterms.
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Chapter12
MarcinZabawa:
EnglishloantranslationsinthePolishnamesof
professions.
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Chapter13
JoannaJasińska-Bryjak,LucynaMarcol-Cacoń:KAM,CEO,HRM:<whoiswho’
onthejobmarket?AcontrastiveanalysisofforeignjobtitlesinItalian
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PartThree
ContrastiveLinguisticsbeyondLanguageForms
Chapter14
ElżbietaMańczak-Wohlfeld:Englishlanguageuseinscientificdiscourse.
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Chapter15
EwaBogdanowska-Jakubowska:
Diferencesinself-presentationalpatterns:
Acommunity-of-practiceperspective.
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Chapter16
PaulinaBiały:TheEnglishandthePoles:Twodiferentcultures,twodifer-
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Chapter17
OlenaVialikova:Semioticstructureofthecreolizedversetext.
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