No. 42 (47) (2022): Respectus Philologicus

Front matter

Gabija Bankauskaitė

Editorial Board and Table of Contents

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Linguistic research

Eglė Gabrėnaitė | Skirmantė Biržietienė

The Rhetorical Impact of Polylingualism Employed by Lithuanian Politicians on Facebook

11-23

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Dominika Topa-Bryniarska

The Persuasive Function of the Title as a “Movere” Tool in Journalistic Film Reviews

24-36

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Asta Kazlauskienė

Lithuanian Syllable: The Hierarchy of Syllable Constituents and Syllable Weight

37-51

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Issues of literary narratives and contexts

Andrii Bezrukov | Oksana Bohovyk

Mutation of Dystopian Identity in the Age of Posthumanism: Literary Speculations

52-64

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Jūratė Radavičiūtė

The Subversion of the Meanings of Food Tropes in Salman Rushdie’s Novel “Midnight’s Children”

65-75

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Olga Kulchytska | Iryna Malyshivska

A Contemporary Free Verse from American and Ukrainian Readers’ Perspectives

76-93

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Translation Studies

Nataliya Rudnytska

Contesting Ukrainian Nationhood: Literary Translation and the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict

94-109

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Małgorzata Krzysztofik | Anna Wzorek

Emily Dickinson in the Work of Polish Translators. Continuation of Research

110-124

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Audiovisual research

Mikaela Cordisco | Mariagrazia De Meo

Subtitling Neapolitan Dialect in “My Brilliant Friend”: Linguistic Choices and Sociocultural Implications in the Screen Adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s Best-selling Novel

125-140

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Research by young scientists

Anastassiya Starodubtseva

Negative Connotations of the “Russian World” Concept against the Backdrop of the Russian-Ukrainian War 2022

141-153

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Milena Bryła

What Conceptual Metaphors Appear in Texts on Psychedelics and Medicine? Corpus-Based Cognitive Study

154-166

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Book reviews

Giorgia Maela Scribellito

An Analysis of Feminism in “Dominicana” by Angie Cruz

167-172

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Back matter

Gabija Bankauskaitė

Author Guidelines

173-183

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