From Sound to Meaning in Context

Contents: Eugeniusz Cyran: The Relationship between Phonology and Phonetics - Anna Bloch-Rozmey: Consonants at Domain Edges: Government-based Considerations of the Selected Phenomena in Slavic Languages - Anita Buczek-Zawila: Vocalic Double Agents in the Phonological System of South Welsh - Tomasz Ciszewski: Why Not Strict CV? A Few Critical Remarks on CV Approach to Stress and Rhythm - Andrzej Porzuczek: Morphological Cues to English Word Stress Acquisition by Polish Learners - Bogdan Szymanek: Polish Singulative Derivation in a Cross-linguistic Perspective - Alicja Witalisz: Klik, Klikac, Klikaknosc : Morphological Adaption vs. Derivation of Loanwords - Henryk Kardela: Blends, Acronyms, and Nonce Words: A Cognitive Grammar Account - Agnieszka Gicala: How Was the Woman created? English Man - Woman and Polish Mezczyzna - Kobieta in the Biblical Story of the Creation - A Cognitive Study of Word-formation as Image Creation - Danuta Stanulewicz: The Morphological Structure of Colour Terms and the Evolution of the Colour Lexicon in Polish - Michal Post: Interactions of Word-formation, Syntax and Context. The Case of the Polish Denominal Adjective Aksjologiczy/a/e "Axiological" - Adam Pasicki: Early Modern English Non-pronomina Self -compounds: A Few Questions - Jerzy Welna: On the Origin of Evil and Its Competition with Bad in Middle English - Rafal Molencki: The Constructionalization of Because in Late Middle English - Andrzey M. Lecki: On the Evolution of Prepositional Subordinators Expressing Negative Purpose in English: The Case of Enaunter - Janusz Malak: The English Do -support and the Multiple Spell-out - Maria Piotrowska: A Landscape with the translator Figure.