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KEYNOTE LECTURE

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LITERATURE

dr Marta Komsta

Emilia Flis

Magdalena Solarz

Małgorzata Wójcik

Discussion

Coffee Break

CHAIR:

New Angels in the House: Domesticity in Sarah Waters' FingersmithUMCS, Lublin

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The labyrinth as an anti-home in Mark Z. Danielewski's House of Leaves

A child vs. the world: racism in To Kill a Mockingbird

CULTURE & MEDIA 12:10 LITERATUREdr Edyta Frelik

Natalia Dziewięcka

Małgorzata Furgacz

Anna Sokół

Discussion

Coffee Break

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Heroines of Tarantino Movies - Subversion of Representations of Women in Hollywood Cinematography

From “Paddies” to “Spics” – the comparison between contemporary anti-immigrant rhetoric in American media and the anti-Irish one in the 19th century

The abuse of narrative logic in Mulholland Drive – Lynch’s film from the perspective of narratology

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LINGUISTICS prof. Adam Głaz

Łukasz Sitkowski

Joanna Grzybowska

Bartłomiej Milcz

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Coffee Break

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Creativity, productivity and economy in word formation processes - thoughts on Polish and English grammar in a comparative discourse

Latin ‘nomina sacra’ in the early fifteenth-century manuscript of Wycliffe’s Bible

Comparative study of space-time continuum curvaturing expressions. An introduction to methodology

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LINGUISTICS CULTURE & MEDIAŁukasz Sitkowski

Maciej Tomaka

Joanna Hostman

Krzysztof Gortych

Marta Orlik

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On reduction in English – what the English don’t say

Language on the brink. Vulgarisation, polarisation, intensification

Some remarks on the methodology of gesture classification

Formulaic Sequences in Second Language Learning

Emilia Flis

Szymon Wnuk

Borys Róg

Roman Vasylenko

Discussion

Coffee Break

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The Anti-Hero’s Journey. The Monomyth in Macbeth

The Crying of Lot 49 and The Parody of Detective Fiction

Perspectivism of James Joyce's Ulysses

10.40Natalia Dziewięcka

Kalina Szewczyk

Janusz Konrad Borek

Przemysław Szymon Borek

Discussion

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Comparing Hamlet and Anakin Skywalker as tragic heroes

American Astronauts - Heroes and Examples of American Exceptionalism

The History of Beer Brewing in the United States Before Prohibition

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SALA RADY WYDZIAŁU

Some Myths Die Hard: Canadian and American Revisioning of the North.

LITERATURE – CULTURE & MEDIA – LINGUISTICS

II OGÓLNOPOLSKA

STUDENCKO-DOKTORANCKAKONFERENCJA

STUDENTS’ CORNER 2016:

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MAY 11

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UR, Rzeszów

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UJK, Kielce

CONFERENCE OPENING

prof. Joanna Durczak

Natalia DziewięckaCHAIR:

9:10 Jakub Wołyniec

09:30 Natalia Paszko

09:50 Maja Furmaga

10:10 Discussion

10:20 Coffee Break

CONFERENCE CLOSING

GUEST LECTURE BY CHRIS MIDURA FROM THE U.S. EMBASSY: FREEDOM OF PRESS IN THE U.S. 45MIN + 15MIN DISCUSSION

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SALA RADY WYDZIAŁU

CONFERENCE OPENING

LITERATURE – CULTURE & MEDIA – LINGUISTICS

II OGÓLNOPOLSKA

STUDENCKO-DOKTORANCKAKONFERENCJA

STUDENTS’ CORNER 2016:

MAY 12

CULTURE & MEDIA

Łukasz SitkowskiCHAIR:

10:30 Natalia Pałka

10:50 Piotr Tokarski

11:10 Anna Lechowicz

11:30 Discussion

11:40 Coffee Break

LINGUISTICS

Natalia DziewięckaCHAIR:

11:50 Szymon Pietrzykowski

12:10 Kaja Zabłocka

12:30 Mikołaj Szymański

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CULTURE & MEDIA

Emilia FlisCHAIR:

14:30 Barbara Knura

14:50 Justyna Kiełkowicz

15:10 Anna Kwiatkowska

15:30 Discussion

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LITERATURE

Łukasz SitkowskiCHAIR:

11:50 Justyna Mandziuk

12:10 Klaudia Gąsior

12:30 Monika Boguta

12:50 Discussion

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LINGUISTICS

Natalia DziewięckaCHAIR:

14:30 Paweł Kołtuniak

14:50 Kamil Żarek

15:10 Paweł Wesołowski

15:30 Discussion

15:40 Coffee Break

CULTURE & MEDIA

Emilia FlisCHAIR:

16:00 Joanna Mrowiec

16:20 Julita Kula

16:40 Agnieszka Juścińska

17:00 Discussion

United Kingdom as a Soft Power

When Asterix met the druid: Celtic culture and its influence on modern world

Irish dancing - expectations vs. reality

What is impoliteness and why does it matter? Some remarks on the language of offence

The Latinity of the Douay-Rheims Bible: A Case Study on the Book of Revelation

Translation of picture books – an impossible thing?

Loved and Loathed: U2’s Bono, His Haters and Admirers

Terry Gilliam's The Zero Theorem and Paul Auster's The New York Trilogy - a study of connectionsWho are fans? Fans, anti-fans and fandom…

In Agatha Christie's shoes. A Comparative Study Sophie Hannah’s Monogram Murders and Agatha Christie’s Works Beyond the convention? Representation of female characters in Middle English romances

A role of God in the life of the lyrical subject in the Holy Sonnets By John Donne

Why money cannot buy happiness? The painful truth about traditional proverbs and their modificationsFathoming the essence of reading: differences between L1 and L2 reading from the perspec-tive of language educationWhy do we laugh? Humour understood in terms of the embodied theory of language

The cultural aspect of video games localization

Does the game play the player – the question of agency in video games

Gender and sexuality in the Mass Effect trilogy

In-between the Orient and the Occident - the Use of Cultural Translation in Arab American Fiction“May the odds be ever in your favour”. Post-Apocalyptic Reality in Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games TrilogyPanem from The Hunger Games: Ancient Rome of the Future

LITERATURE

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UMCS, Lublin

UMCS, Lublin

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UJ, Kraków

UZ, Zielona Góra

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