Articles from Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies (January 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An introduction to Middle English.	Mickiewicz, Adam	Book Review	1549
Churls, Harlots and Sires: the semantics of Middle English synonyms of man.	Kleparski, Grzegorz A.		3129
Connectivity and indirect connection in English.	Hlebec, Boris		3073
Different story, different strategy: a comparative study of Achebe's style(s) in a man of the people and Anthills of the Savannah.	Odebunmi, Akin		5059
English words: History and structure.	Mickiewicz, Adam	Book Review	2597
Form in learning foreign lexis.	Zybert, Jerzy		4801
Inflectional and/versus derivational morphology: clear-cut types or continua?	Kavka, Stanislav J.		5687
Naturalness: some English (morpho)syntactic examples.	Oresnik, Janez		8800
On partonomy and taxonomy.	Gorska, Elzbieta		3918
Only connect.	Anderson, John B.		10721
Personal endings of ablaut verbs in early American writings.	Dylewski, Radoslaw		9665
Reading for translation: investigating the process of foreign language text comprehension from an information processing perspective.	Whyatt, Boguslawa		5410
Revisiting the revisited: could we survive without the great vowel shift?	Guzman-Gonzales, Trinidad		4415
Some stylistic typological distances between the prose of some British writers.	Tambovtsev, Juliana		4311
The black bird of Edgar Allan Poe and Wallace Stevens' thirteen blackbirds.	Ambrozy, Paulina	Critical Essay	3519
The continental backgrounds of English and its insular development until 1154.	Mickiewicz, Adam	Book Review	3493
The Middle English preposition in: a semantic analysis (1).	Iglesias-Rabade, Luis		7632
The phenomenon of cryptic interference: some remarks concerning the process of translation on the basis of an empirical study of sight translation.	Machniewski, Maciej		5683
The reader erect: Edgar Allan Poe's "The premature burial".	Carter, Steven	Critical Essay	2601
Time for words.	Szczesniak, Konrad	Book Review	2774
What users do with dictionaries in situations of comprehension deficit: an empirical study (1).	Szcepaniak, Renata		14915