Baltic Journal of English Language, Literature and Culture

Articles

• Language Techniques and Literary Devices for National Messaging in President Buhari’s Democracy Day Speech

  Isaiah Aluya, Samuel Edem

  4-17

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• Women about Women: Genderlect Manifestations through Positive and Negative Self-Stereotypes in Contemporary Fiction

  Oksana Bohovyk, Andrii Bezrukov, Victoriia Yashkina

  18-34

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• Double Coding in John Banville’s ‘Mefisto’ (1999)

  Mihails Čebotarjovs

  35-47

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• The Application of Diachronic Corpus Compilation Principles in a Pilot Study of Subjectivity

  Kristīna Korneliusa, Zigrīda Vinčela

  48-68

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• False Friends in Interpreting: the case of English, French and Latvian

  Evelīna Ķiršakmene

  69-83

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• Implementing Project-Based Learning in English Language Classes – a Case of Kosovar Lower Secondary Schools

  Donjetë Latifaj, Brikena Xhaferi

  84-99

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• Representation of the Elderly in Thomas More’s ‘Utopia’ and Lois Lowry’s ‘The Giver’

  Antra Leine

  100-107

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• The Benefits and Limitations of Teaching English for Specific Purposes Online and Face-To-Face: Sport and Health Sciences Students’ Perspectives

  Anastasija Ropa, Ludmila Malahova

  108-124

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• Culpeper’s Impoliteness Strategies in Neil Simon’s ‘Biloxi Blues’

  Ömer Şekerci

  125-141

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• How Might the Analysis of the Social Context Influence B2-C2 Level Learners’ Linguistic Choices in Oral Discourse?

  Edit Willcox-Ficzere

  142-161

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