SERIES LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE, Vol. 6, No 1, 2008
Contents
GRADIENCE IN ANALYSIS: A CASE OF PRESENTATIVE PASSIVE
CHESS-RELATED METAPHORS - GENS UNA SUMUS
FUNCTIONAL LABELLING WITH POLYSEMOUS VERBS
THE ENGLISH -ING FORM
FROM A RECAPITULATIONIST HYPOTHESIS PERSPECTIVE
THE PROBLEM OF SYNFORMS (SIMILAR LEXICAL FORMS)
PHRASAL VERBS AND PROGRESSIVE ASPECT
THE THEME OF ORESTEIA IN EUGENE O'NEILL' S MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA
AN IMAGE OF AUSTRALIA IN SERBIAN TRANSLATION:
THE CASE OF HENRY LAWSON
'EVERY ONE OF THESE GHOSTS HAS A STORY':
THE FUNCTION OF STORYTELLING IN PHILIP PULLMAN'S
THE AMBER SPYGLASS AND DAVID ALMOND'S KIT'S WILDERNESS