Vol. 13(62) Special Issue (2020)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31926/but.pcs.2020.62.13.3

Published: 2021-03-01

Editor's note

Editor’s note

Elena Buja

pp. 1-4
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LANGUAGE STUDIES

Construction of favorable national identity through political discourse

Oana Ardeleanu

pp. 7-18
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Manipulating the interpretation of political discourses

Elena Cristina Berariu, Andreea Peterlicean

pp. 19-28
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What it means to be a lexicographer

Victor Celac

pp. 29-46
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A task-based teaching proposal for raising awareness of commissive speech acts through English modal verbs

Anda Lucia Ciltan, Victor Emanuel Ciuciuc

pp. 47-56
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On phonological processes in child Romanian

Elena-Raluca Constantin

pp. 57-68
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The emotional arcs of political narratives

Sorin-Nicolae Dragan

pp. 69-86
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Reconstructing Chinese Pidgin English phonology on the basis of written sources

Ioana Miron

pp. 87-126
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Lexical bundles in PhD dissertations and master theses: A comparative inquiry

Omid Rezaie, Merhad Vasheghani Farahani, Milad Masoomzadeh

pp. 127-152
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Uses and functions of the Romanian marker “dar” and its English equivalent “but” in professional spoken interaction. A contrastive corpus analysis

Cristina Stan

pp. 153-168
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How the imagined audience is involved and represented in TV news broadcasts

Iveta Zakovska

pp. 169-188
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Ditransitive structures: the to- Dative

Tania Zamfir

pp. 189-206
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CULTURAL STUDIES

Language policies and multilingualism in modern Tunisia

Ibtissem Smari, Ildikó Hortobágyi

pp. 209-232
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Two cultures, two agents of knowledge, one dispute: the making of the Făgăraș mountains natural park

Simona Soica

pp. 233-248
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What may be done with language

Mariselda Tessarolo

pp. 249-256
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