Vol. 16 No. 4 (2020): Interdyscyplinarne badania dyskursu

Articles

• Editorial: Discourse Analysis and the Truth About Discourse

  Magdalena Nowicka-Franczak, Łukasz Kumięga

  6-17

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• What Is Subordinates’ Psyche for Experts in It? Benjamin Lee Whorf, the Notion of the Way of Considering, and the Problem of Objectification

  Jerzy Stachowiak

  18-41

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• Translation Conditioned by the Recipient’s Perspective as a Method of Discourse Combining: The Example of Publications Relating to Start-Up Activities

  Agnieszka Grażul-Luft

  42-59

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• Export–Import Creativity: Interdisciplinary Research on Creative Economy in Central and Eastern Europe

  Karol Franczak

  60-84

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• Visual Discourse Analysis on Instagram: Possibilities and Limitations

  Agnieszka Kampka

  86-103

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• The (Un)Translatability of Languages: A Corpus Analysis of Forensic Psychiatric Reports

  Agnieszka Karlińska

  104-125

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• Discourse, Critique and Subject in Vocational Language Education in Germany: An Outline of the Concept of Critical Foreign Language Didactics

  Łukasz Kumięga

  126-145

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• Dispositif Analysis in Eastern Europe: The Outline of a Research Program

  Magdalena Nowicka-Franczak

  146-169

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• Can Yoga Be an “Art of Living”? A Review of Research on Yoga as a Social Phenomenon

  Agata Stasińska

  170-190

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• “Hitmen”? The Discourse of Developing the Professional Identity Among Rat Exterminators

  Gabriela Jarzębowska

  192-209

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• The Regional Diversification of Burials in Poland

  Maria Staszyńska

  210-231

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