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  • Speech play, gender play, and the verbal artistry of queer argots
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  • Gender–fair nouns in academic German. From early feminist proposals for gender–fair language to their implementation in scientific abstracts.
  • Ideologies of language and gender in Croatian women’s magazines from the first half of the 20th century
  • Challenges of adopting gender–inclusive language in Slovene
  • Russian evaluative nominalizing suffixes and change in gender
  • Ivana Filipović Petrović (2018): Kada se sretnu leksikografija i frazeologija. O statusu frazema u rječniku. Zagreb: Srednja Europa, 230 str.
  • Anita Hrnjak (2017): Frazeologija u rodnome okviru. Zagreb: Knjigra, 444 str.
  • Rodni jezici. Zbornik radova o jeziku, rodu i spolu, urednica Tatjana Pišković, Zagrebačka slavistička škola i FF press, Zagreb 2018., 379 stranica
  • Kristian Lewis (2016). Lažni prijatelji s Rječnikom hrvatsko–ruskih lažnih prijatelja. Zagreb: Institut za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje, 441 str.
  • Dennis Scheller–Boltz (ur.) (2015). New Approaches to Gender and Queer Research in Slavonic Studies. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag
  • Ekrem Čaušević, Ustroj, sintaksa i semantika infinitnih glagolskih oblika u turskom jeziku. Turski i hrvatski jezik u usporedbi i kontrastiranju, Ibis grafika, Zagreb, 2018 (358 str.)
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  • Vol. 42, No. 81 (7. 2016)
    • Topologically biased construal in offline processing: the case of up and down in the language of the blind
    • Linguistic complexity in late language development: reformulation of relative clauses
    • Lexical–semantic processing in persons with medial temporal lobe epilepsy
    • We speak Croatian or’Croatian’: The standard dialect and language ideologies in institutional discourse
    • Зыкова Ирина Владимировна, Концептосфера культуры и фразеология: Теория и методы лингвокультурологического изучения, Москва: Ленанд, 2015.
    • Ida Raffaelli, O značenju – uvod u semantiku (Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, 2015., 309 str.)
    • Kako objasniti objasnidbenik? (Marko Samardžija: Srpsko – hrvatski objasnidbeni rječnik, Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, 2015., 599 str.)
    • Velimir Piškorec uz suradnju Sanje Janković: Tomo Maretić na raskrižju filologije i jezične politike. Zagreb: Udruga zagrebačkih esperantista, 2015., 116 str.
    • Marija Omazić: Phraseology through the looking glass. Sveučilište Josipa Jurja Strossmayera u Osijeku, Filozofski fakultet, Osijek, 2015.
    • Maja Bratanić, Ivana Brač i Boris Pritchard (ur.) (2015): Od Šuleka do Schengena. Terminološki, terminografski i prijevodni aspekti jezika struke. Zagreb: Institut za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje, 334 str.
    • Adriano Murelli: Relative Constructions in European Non-Standard Varieties (De Gruyter Mouton, Berlin i Boston, 2011., 477 str.)
    • Notes on the Structure and Meaning of Some Slavic Nominal Compounds
  • Vol. 61 No 1. (2006.)
    • Hungarianisms in the Speech of Goričan
    • Reformulation de la chronogenese et position des formes du subjonctif dans le systeme verbal francais
    • Etudes du lexique de la perception: bilan et perspectives
    • Le judeo-espagnol avant l'expulsion en 1492
  • Vol. 62 No 2. (2006.)
    • Malyj dialektologičeskij atlas balkanovskih jazykov
    • Interlinguistische Beiträge. Zum Wesen und zur Funktion internationaler Plansprachen
    • The unproductivity of the i-inflection in the Croatian literary language
    • Counterfactual Conditional Clauses, Mental Spaces, and Metonymy in the Context of Conceptual Integration Theory
    • Conceptualization and aspects of construal: fundamental cognitive linguistic notions
    • Holistički i semantički pristup aktivnoj rečeničnoj konstrukciji
    • A Historical Grammar of the English Language
    • Vocabulary, Culture, Cognition
    • Exploring the Syntax-Semantics Interface
  • Vol. 59-60 No 1-2. (2005.)
    • A Contrastive View on Non–Canonical Subjects: Prototype Effects, Semantic Roles and Metonymy
    • Aspect and ergativity in Hindi language
    • Collectives in -ьje in Slavic
    • Zum Verhältnis der Kaschuben zu ihrer Sprache in Geschichte und Gegenwart vor dem Hintergrund ihrer Entwicklung
  • Vol. 41, No. 80 (12. 2015)
    • Towards the cognitive plausibility of conceptual space models
    • How Many Contexts Are There in Schizophrenia? An Analysis of a Schizophrenic Patient’s Discourse
    • Domain–specific Cognitive Models in a Multi–Domain Term Base
    • Discourse Indicators of Neologisms (On the Example of the Neologisms of the First and the Second Decades of the 21st Century)
    • The verbal prefix o(b)– in Croatian and Bulgarian: The semantic network and challenges of a corpus–based study
    • Tezaurusni portret čovječjega tijela, Anja Nikolić–Hoyt, Hrvatska sveučilišna naklada, Zagreb, 2014.
    • Carita Paradis, Steven Jones, M. Lynn Murphy and Caroline Willners, Antonyms in English: Construals, Constructions and Canonicity Cambridge University Press, 2012.
    • 2. ZADARSKI LINGVISTIČKI FORUM »Metodologija istraživanja i pisanje znanstvenih radova u lingvistici« Zadar, 23. travnja 2015., Sveučilište u Zadru – Odjel za lingvistiku
    • Zagrebački lingvistički krug - Izvješće o radu u akademskoj godini 2013./14.
    • Izvještaj o radu Zagrebačkoga lingvističkoga kruga u ak. god. 2014./2015.
  • Vol. 57-58 No 1-2. (2004.)
    • O dijalektologiji kao jezikoslovnoj disciplini
    • Njemački toponimi i njihove izvedenice u hrvatskome književnom jeziku na primjeru imena njemačkih saveznih zemalja i njihovih glavnih gradova
    • Interpreting English Verb Conversions The Role of Metonymy and Metaphor
    • Konstruiranje stvarnosti: glagolski način u svjetlu teorije kognitivne gramatike
    • Odnos strukturalne semantike prema kognitivnoj
    • Posuđivanje u hrvatski jezik u dvama razdobljima
    • Tvorba riječi u distribuiranoj morfologiji
    • Prikazi, ocjene, osvrti
    • Rad Zagrebačkoga lingvističkog kruga 2003/2004
    • Obznane
  • Vol. 55-56 No 1-2. (2003.)
  • Vol. 41, No. 79 (7. 2015)
    • On the article–like use of the indefinite determiners jedan and neki in Croatian and other Slavic languages
    • Morphological marking of animacy: differential object marking in the acquisition of Croatian
    • Marijana Kresić, Mia Batinić, Modalpartikeln: Deutsch im Vergleich mit dem Kroatischen und Englischen / Modalne čestice: njemački jezik u usporedbi s hrvatskim i engleskim
    • Helmut Keipert, Obzori preporoda: Kroatističke rasprave
    • Punim jedrima… Antica Menac, Željka Fink Arsovski, Radomir Venturin, Hrvatski frazeološki rječnik
    • Diana Stolac, Anastazija Vlastelić, Jezik reklama
    • Keith Langston, Anita Peti–Stantić, Language Planning and National Identity in Croatia
  • Vol. 53-54 No 1-2. (2002.)
    • The concept of Completivity (Perfectivity) in Croatian verbal tenses: Perfect vs. Non-Perfect Tenses
    • On Representing Syntactic Change: Towards a Theory of Diachronic Syntax
    • Croatian dupsti, dubem, Slovak dlbst', glaphyros
    • Sentende Representation in Context-Sensitive Grammars
  • Vol. 51-52 No 1-2. (2001.)
    • Predicative adjectives in some Germanic and Slavic languages: On the role of metonymy in extending grammatical constructions
    • Retour sur l'emploi du subjonctif dans les propositions subordonnees concessives en bien que
  • Vol. 40, No. 78 (12. 2014)
    • Introduction to special issue
    • Adaptation Effects in Lexical Processing
    • Prepositional antonymy in Croatian: a corpus approach
    • Perception of typicality in the lexicon: wordlikeness, lexical density and morphonotactic constraints
    • Language use and the architecture of grammar: a Construction Morphology perspective
    • Dunstan Brown, Marina Chumakina, Greville G. Corbett (Eds.): Canonical Morphology and Syntax
    • Vladimir Karabalić: Das Prädikat und seine Ergänzungen im Deutschen und Kroatischen – Eine Einführung in die kontrastive Syntax
    • Ranko Matasović: Slavic Nominal Word–Formation: Proto–Indo- European Origins and Historical Development
    • 2nd NetWordS Summer School: Words: structure, meaning, acquisition, processing, Trondheim, Norway, 4–9 August, 2014
  • 1991 - 2000
    • Vol. 49-50 No 1. (2000.)
      • Acquisition of verbs in Croatian, French and Austrian German - an outline of a comparative analysis
      • Acquisition of verbs in Croatian, French and Austrian German - an outline of a comparative analysis
      • Metonymy as a motivating factor in the system of adjective complementation in English
      • Infinitive Subjects or Subjectless Infinitives?
      • The Possessive and Adjective Phrases in Croatian
      • Using parallel corpora for translation-oriented term extraction
    • Vol. 47-48 No 1. (1999.)
      • The relevance of axiological dynamism in metaphors based on image schemata
    • Vol. 45-46 No 1-2. (1998.)
      • Is dative Subject a Viable Syntactic Notion?
    • Vol. 43-44 No 1-2. (1997.)
      • The Syllabic Structure of Proto-Indo-European - In memory of Jochem Schindler
    • Vol. 41-42 No 1-2. (1996.)
      • Interface Reflections
      • Language Contact and Language Interference: The Case of Greek and Old Church Slavonic
      • Raising cross-linguistic dust: What can contrastive linguistics do for typology?
      • Difficulties in Testing Wh-movement
  • Vol. 40, No. 77 (06. 2014.)
    • Too female to be ruthless and too pregnant to argue: semantic conflict and resolution in the [too ADJ to V]–construction*
    • Investigating meaning construal in the language of the blind: a cognitive linguistic perspective
    • Similarity and dissimilarity indices for the speakers of the Croatian language in filtered and non–filtered conditions
    • Derivateme and lexeme
    • Gennaro Chierchia, Logic in Grammar: Polarity, Free Choice, and Intervention Oxford Studies in Semantics and Pragmatics 2, Oxford University Press, 2013.
    • Ekrem Čaušević, »The Turkish Language in Ottoman Bosnia«, The Isis Press (Analecta Isisiana CXXVII), Istanbul, 2014, str. 248
    • Slavenska leksikografija od početaka do danas
    • Prikaz Hrvatske morfonologije (Marković, Ivan. 2013. Hrvatska morfonologija. Zagreb: Disput. 206 str.)
    • Marija Turk: Jezično kalkiranje u teoriji i praksi. Prilog lingvistici jezičnih dodira. Zagreb / Rijeka: Hrvatska sveučilišna naklada / Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Rijeci, 2013., 439 str.
    • Tvorba reči i njeni resursi u slovenskim jezicima, ur. Rajna Dragićević, Filološki fakultet, Beograd, 2012, 771 str.
    • Zagreb linguistic circle - 2013/2014
  • Vol. 39, No. 76 (12. 2013.)
    • Lexical Decomposition in Understanding Italian and and English Motion Verbs
    • Searching for hidden ancient containers in the Old Croatian language: the body and emotions as containers
    • From Neuron to Metaphor (and backwards): Neural Theory of Metaphor within Neural Theory of Language
    • A Companion to the Latin Language (ed. James Clackson), Malden/Oxford
    • O ulozi jezika u ostvarenju ideala manjinske etničke zajednice. Zeszyty łużyckie, tom 45 (2011.) i 46 (2012.), Łużyczanie i inne mnijeszości językowe, kulturowe i etniczne w Europie, cześć I–II, E. Wrocławska, I. Doliński, Z. Kłos (red.)
    • Joanna Szerszunowicz, Obraz człowieka w polskich, angielskich i włoskich leksykalnych i frazeologicznych jednostkach faunicznych – Slika čovjeka u poljskim, engleskim i talijanskim leksičkim i frazeološkim zoonimskim jedinicama
  • Vol. 39 , No. 75 (7. 2013.)
    • Diminutives in Action: A cognitive account of diminutive verbs and their suffixes in Croatian
    • Achieving specificity in an articleless language: Specificity markers in Croatian
    • The verbal prefix na– in Croatian: A cognitive linguistic analysis
    • CroDeriV and the morphological analysis of Croatian verb
    • Mateusz–Milan Stanojević, Konceptualna metafora: Temeljni pojmovi, teorijski pristupi i metode Izdanje Srednja Europa; 2013; Zagreb
    • Antonio Fábregas i Sergio Scalise: Morphology. From Data to Theories Edinburgh Advanced Textbooks in Linguistics, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, 2012 (209 str.)
  • Vol. 38, No. 74 (12. 2012.)
    • Relative clauses without movement and trace: production of relative clauses in children with Specific Language Impairment (SLI)
    • Visual Cognate Processing in Croatian Speakers
    • Incidental Vocabulary Learning and the Development of Receptive and Productive Vocabulary: How Gloss Types Work
    • Overgeneralisations of the verb stem in the acquisition of Croatian language
    • Ivan Marković, Uvod u jezičnu morfologiju (Disput, Zagreb, 2012, 555 str.) (book review)
    • French linguistic terminology and its adaptation to the Croatian language - Round table, June the 1st, 2012
    • The terminology of Tesnière's structural syntax
    • French linguistic terminology and its adaptation to the Croatian language. Commentary on the psychosystematics of language
    • Some possibilities for the adaptation of French linguistic terminology to the Croatian Language
    • 1st NetWordS Summer School: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Exploring the Mental Lexicon - Dubrovnik, 2 – 6 July 2012. - commentary
    • Zagreb Linguistic Circle - Lectures in 2011/12
  • Vol. 38, No. 73 (07. 2012.)
    • De l’analogie auditive latente
    • Constructional meaning of verbo–nominal constructions in English and Croatian
    • Psycholinguistic, metalinguistic and socio–psychologicalaccounts of code–switching: a comparative analysis of their incidence in a large Croatian–English sample.
    • Contribution to the Analysis of Witness Statements in the Croatian Language
    • Forensic Phonetic identification and linguistic analysis of the speaker
    • Селиверстова Елена Ивановна, Пространство русской пословицы: постоянство и изменчивость
    • From convergence to expansion – and back againReview of Brdar, Mario, Stefan Th. Gries and Milena Žic Fuchs (eds.). 2011.Cognitive Linguistics: Convergence and Expansion. Human Cognitive Processing 32
    • Ruska leksikografska trilogija
    • Theoretische und empirische Genderlinguistik in Bosnien, Kroatien und Serbien. Simone Rajilić i Roswitha Kersten–Pejanić, Studies on Language and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe, Band 12
  • Vol. 37, No. 72 (12. 2011.)
    • Foreword from the Editor-in-Chief
    • Modeling epistemic distance: the Croatian l–participle
    • Cognitive foundations of emotion verbs complementation in Croatian
    • Complements of Verbs of Perception in Croatian Church Slavonic
    • Syntax of Croatian and German verbs of incomplete meaning exemplified on modal verbs
    • On verbs governing obligatory adverbials in Bosnian
    • The Argument Structure of Psychological Verbs in Croatian
    • Present in Croatian medieval poetry
    • Existential verbs in Croatian
    • Functions of the dati (se) + infinitive construction in Croatian from a grammaticalization perspective
  • Vol. 37, No. 71 (07. 2011.)
    • Conflation in verbs of motion: construction of location and direction in the Mocoví language
    • Holonym hand and its Meronyms as components of Croatian and Italian phrasems
    • Book notice
    • Euro–English and Croatian national identity: are Croatian university students ready for English as a lingua franca?
    • Framing Korean Complex–Coda Resolution with Optimality Theory
    • Mirjana N. Dedaić and Mirjana Mišković–Luković (ed.), South Slavic Discourse Particles, John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2010, 166 p. (en)
    • Grygiel, Marcin and Laura A. Janda. eds. 2011. Slavic Linguistics in a Cognitive Framework. Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford and Wien: Peter Lang. (en)
    • An Aggressive Robin in the Backyard: Formal Quantification of Prototypicality Level within the Frame of the Prototype Semantic Theory of Cognitive Linguistics
    • Summer Institute in Cognitive Science 2010: The Origins of Language (en)
  • Vol. 36, No. 70 (12. 2010.)
    • The conceptual–semantic basis of grammatical relations: the case of the Croatian predicate instrumental
    • On the Nature of Adjectival Resultatives – Corpus–based Evidence
    • On two types of deadjectival nominals in Serbian
    • Anticipatory eye movements and Specific Language Impairment
    • L’apport scientifique du Professeur Radoslav Katičić dans le domaine de lalinguistique générale au cours de la période zagréboise de son activité.
    • Robert Beekes with the assistance of Lucien van Beek, Etymological Dictionary of Greek, Brill, Leiden, 2008, 1818 str.
    • Categorization and vagueness: How are words stored in the mental lexicon
    • Self–interpreting by bilingual children
    • Samir Bajrić, Linguistique, cognition et didactique. Principes et exercicesde linguistique–didactique, Presses de l’Université Paris–Sorbonne (PUPS), Paris, 2009, 301 str.
    • Veljko Kajtazi, Romsko–hrvatski i hrvatsko–romski rječnik, Bibliotheca orientalica, Zagreb, 2008, 411 str.
  • Vol. 36, No. 69 (07. 2010.)
    • Foreword
    • Slavic–style aspect in the Caucasus
    • Glottalization and tonogenesis in Athabaskan, Balto–Slavic and Germanic
    • Kabardian causatives, reflexives, and case marking domains
    • Effects of (in)alienability on the expression of possessive relations in the language of Plautus’ plays
  • Vol. 35, No. 68 (12. 2009.)
    • Resultative secondary predicates in Croatian
    • What is really the function of the verbal particle in Hungarian
    • Adjectives and the concept of the evaluation norm: study and proposal for the classification of some adverbial markers for adjectives
    • Contrastive focalisation in Italian: case study
    • Morphosyntactic annotation in the Croatian Wordnet
    • Conceptual metaphor in cognitive linguistics: a review
  • Vol. 35, No. 67 (07. 2009.)
    • Metathesis and Homonymy in Biblical Hebrew
    • Metaphor-based metonymies: Evidence from Croatian scientific medical discourse
    • Semantic transfers and classes of objects
    • Deagentivity of syntactic constructions in Croatian
    • Word-formation Models in Croatian
    • Extrinsic indexical characteristics of Varaždin and Osijek dialect speakers
    • Meaning in Cognitive Linguistics
  • Vol. 65 No.1 (2008.)
    • Contests and nominations for new words - why are they interesting and what do they show
    • Istrian Identities and Languages in Contact
    • Differences of language policies between nation and family: A case study of three Indian migrant families in three countries of Europe
    • Linguistic Borrowing and Purism in the Croatian Language
    • Some Aspects of the Sociolinguistic Situation in Latvia: Causes and Effects
  • Vol. 66 No.2 (2008.)
    • Verb faire in contemporary French: synax and semantics
    • Diachronic Investigations of False Friends
    • Pronoun choice and grammaticality in Yoruba-English code-switching
    • The morphological adaptation of lexical loan words
    • Why Shift? Focus on Sabah and Sawarak
    • Obznane
  • Vol. 63 No 1. (2007.)
    • Dative Alternation in Croatian
    • On the syntax, semantics and pragmatics of some subject-like NPs in Croatian
    • Topic-continuity, metonymy and locative adverbials: A cognitive-functional account
    • The Role and Reference Grammar Analysis of Three-Place Predicates
    • Building the Croatian Dependency Treebank: the initial stages
  • Vol. 64 No 2. (2007.)
    • Repetition and reduplication in Croatian
    • In search of older Croatian pseudo-arabic loanwords
    • On the syntax of poetry and the poetry of syntax Exemplified by a passage from a poem
    • Few Syntactic Terms
    • "Sentence pattern" in Prague functionalism
  • Vol. 42, No. 82 (12. 2016)
    • Can denominal formation of Croatian verbs be treated as conversion?
    • The Croatian circumfix jo–…–ń
    • Council for Standard Croatian Language Norm and Language Management Theory
    • Carlo Consani (Ed.),Contatto interlinguistico fra presente e passato, LED Milano, 2015, 498 pp.
    • Joop van der Horst, Propast standardnoga jezika. Mijena u jezičnoj kulturi Zapadne Europe (translated by Radovan Lučić, Srednja Europa, Zagreb, 2016, 258 pp)
    • HrTAL 2016 Conference Chronicle 10 th International Conference on Natural Language Processing
    • Zagreb Linguistic Circle, 2015/2016
    • 10. međunarodni znanstveni skup o višejezičnosti i ovladavanju trećim jezikom
  • Vol. 43, No. 83 (7. 2017)
    • Stereotypes as an interdisciplinary construct: Implications for applied linguistics research
    • The concept of ‘taste’ in formation of Croatian and Turkish lexicon: A contrastive analysis
    • Limits on the extension of affixal combination: structural restrictions and processing conditions
    • Semantic typology: meaning in a cross–linguistic perspective
    • Ray Jackendoff: Praktični vodič kroz mišljenje i značenje, Institut za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje, Zagreb, 2016. (prevela i priredila Anita Peti–Stantić)
    • The Indo-European Languages (Ed. Mate Kapović), Routledge, 2017., Second edition
  • Vol. 43 No. 84 (12. 2017.)
    • Semantic categorization in aphasic patients with impaired language comprehension: An event–related potentials study
    • Agreement in Role and Reference Grammar: a Typology of Possible Targets
    • Classification of constructions with se in Croatian
    • Interpreting Phraseological Units in Contracts: The Case of Extended Term–Embedding Collocation
    • Language Science Press: Open access publisher of linguistic literature
    • Žanić, Ivo. 2016. Jezična republika. Hrvatski jezik, Zagreb, Split i popularna glazba. Zagreb: Naklada Jesenski i Turk, 448 str.
    • Priznanja našim slavljenicima – korifejima hrvatske frazeologije
    • Olivia Walsh: Linguistic purism: Language Attitudes in France and Quebec, John Benjamins Publishing Company, Amsterdam / Philadelphia, 2016.
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