V. 16 N. 32 (2025): Philologist – journal of language, literary and cultural studies

Pubblicato: 2025-12-30

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ELSA MORANTE OGGI: LETTURE E INTERPRETAZIONI

• POSVETA ELSI MORANTE (1912–1985), VJEČNO INSPIRATIVNOM KNJIŽEVNOM GLASU

  Sanja N. Kobilj Ćuić

  15-17

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• DEDICA A ELSA MORANTE (1912–1985), UNA FONTE INESAURIBILE DI ISPIRAZIONE LETTERARIA

  Sanja N. Kobilj Ćuić

  18-20

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• FANTASTICHE PASSIONI. SU DUE RACCONTI INEDITI DELLA GIOVANE MORANTE

  Elena Porciani

  21-39

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• I GIOCHI SEGRETI DI ELSA MORANTE

  Mara Josi

  40-61

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• THE PREHISTORY OF ELSA MORANTE: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FANTASTIC-GOTHIC IN FIVE TRANSLATED STORIES FROM IL GIOCO SEGRETO

  Sanja N. Kobilj Ćuić

  62-75

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• LE RAPPRESENTAZIONI DELL’INFANZIA IN ELSA MORANTE

  Martina Sanković Ivančić

  76-90

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• 16-18 OTTOBRE 1943 NELLA STORIA DI ELSA MORANTE: UN INFERNALE ‘CRESCENDO’2 TRAGICO DI P/PASSIONE

  Elisa Martínez Garrido

  91-108

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE SPECIAL EDITION: CELLS 6

• CONFERENCE ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERARY STUDIES

  Emir Z. Muhić

  111-113

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• COLOUR-BASED ANGLICISMS IN THE SERBIAN LANGUAGE

  Jasmina M. Miljković, Jelena V. Šajinović Novaković

  114-122

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• DEFINITENESS AND ENGLISH ARTICLES AS CHALLENGES FOR CROATIAN EFL LEARNERS

  Tonina Ibrulj, Ivana Zovko-Bošnjak

  123-142

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• (MIS)HEARING ACCIDENTALLY ON PURPOSE: THE VENIAL DESOLATION OF SOUND(S)

  Emir Z. Muhić

  143-150

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• ONENESS IN DONNE

  Božica Jović

  151-164

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• METONYMICAL EXPRESSIONS ABOUT PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN AMERICAN AND BOSNIAN-HERZEGOVINIAN MEDIA

  Anela J. Mulahmetović Ibrišimović

  165-185

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• VISUAL MATERIALS IN THE EFL CLASSROOM AT UNIVERSITY: A CASE STUDY

  Maja Mandić

  186-204

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• LANGUAGE SO OFTEN FAILS US: COINING NEW WORDS TO UNDERSTAND THE CONTEXT WE LIVE IN: A CASE STUDY OF RUDY FRANCISCO

  Neira Lojić

  205-223

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• ESP FOR ART STUDENTS: TESTING VISUAL AND LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE

  Jelena D. Brkić

  224-240

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• ENGLISH AS LINGUA FRANCA IN CHINESE LANGUAGE TEACHING AT UNIVERSITY OF BANJA LUKA SINOLOGY DEPARTMENT

  Sonja D. Stanković, Ljiljana Ž. Stević, Anja M. Mudrenović, Bojana S. Pavlović

  241-258

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• ANALYSIS OF TRANSLATION STRATEGIES TOWARD CULTURE-SPECIFIC ELEMENTS IN THE NOVEL TALKING IT OVER BY JULIAN BARNES

  Milica Vuković

  259-275

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LANGUAGE

• SOCIAL FEMININE NOUNS IN DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA

  Mijana Č. Kuburić Macura

  279-304

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• ON THE MODAL VERB TREBATI IN THE LANGUAGE OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA

  Goran B. Milašin

  305-325

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• POSITIONING SOURCE WORDS IN TWO-MEMBER SERBIAN LEXICAL BLENDS: AN ANALYSIS OF SOURCE WORDS’ SYLLABLE NUMBER AND FREQUENCY

  Gorica R. Tomić

  326-342

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• CONCEPTUALISATION OF DEATH IN THE SLOVENIAN AND MACEDONIAN LANGUAGES

  Gjoko Nikolovski, Biljana Mirchevska Bosheva

  343-361

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• MODELS OF THE SPEAKER'S TEMPORAL ORIENTATION IN VIRTUAL REALITY AND THEIR IMPACT ON HUMAN-MACHINE INTERFACE SYSTEMS

  Konstantin I. Belousov, Natalia V. Boronnikova, Aleksandar H. Taleski

  362-386

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• FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EUPHEMISMS IN BUSINESS DISCOURSE (BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF PRINCIPLED NEGOTIATIONS)

  Lusine Harutyunyan, Ruzanna Baghramyan

  387-402

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• COGNITIVE, EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF ATTITUDES TOWARD ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN KOSOVSKA MITROVICA: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY

  Snežana M. Zečević, Branislava M. Dilparić, Aleksandar B. Milojević

  403-428

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• ON THE FUNCTIONS OF PHRASEOLOGISMS CHARACTERISTIC OF PUBLIC DISCOURSE IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

  Dragana R. Krstić

  429-450

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• PHONETIC AND PHONOLOGICAL FEATURES OF BOSANSKA LJEKARUŠA (POMOČA OD SVAKE BOLESTI KOI IMA) FROM THE 18TH CENTURY

  Georgina B. Šipovac

  451-466

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LITERATURE

• ANDRIĆ AND KIERKEGAARD: THE IRONICAL FORMATION OF THE CHARACTER OF ALIJA ĐERZELEZ (WITH CONSTANT REFERENCE TO SOCRATES)

  Igor M. Simanovic

  469-484

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• FRAGMENTED IDENTITY OF THE SPEAKING SUBJECT IN BECKETT’S FOOTFALLS: THE AUTHENTIC SELF AND ITS INTERNAL OTHERS

  Sultan Komut Bakinc

  485-504

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• A COMMEMORATION OF WOUNDS ENDURED: WRITING AS RESISTANCE IN MARGARET ATWOOD’S THE BLIND ASSASSIN

  Marija N. Gagić

  505-518

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CULTURE

• BETWEEN MEMORY AND MODERNITY: THE VISUAL AND SONIC LANGUAGE OF WONG KAR-WAI’S CINEMA

  Ljiljana Ž. Stević, Željka Lj. Babić

  521-540

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• DIGITAL RITUALS AND EVERYDAY NARRATIVES: A VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY OF SHORT-FORM VIDEO CULTURE

  Ivana Ercegovac, Romana Srncova, Fajar Mohamed Alhanaee

  541-562

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REVIEW

• Culturally Marked Lexis in the Serbian Language from a Linguocultural Perspective

  Горан Б. Милашин

  565-576

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• A Cognitive Linguistic Study of Verbal Prefixes in the Serbian Language

  Марина Љ. Спасојевић

  577-582

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• A Critical Edition of the Works of Marko Pećki

  Наташа Ж. Драгин

  583-588

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• ALBA DE CÉSPEDES TRA LETTERATURA E IMPEGNO POLITICO-CULTURALE

  Danijela M. Janjić

  589-592

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• Joyce and Anderson in Parallel: Convergences of Great Modernists

  Јована Јоргић

  593-596

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• The Messianism of the Proud and the Humble

  Зорана Ж. Штрбац

  597-602

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