Vol. 7 (2017): Baltic Journal of English Language, Literature and Culture

Articles

• Decolonial Gestures in Canada’s Settler State: Contemporary Indigenous Writers Jordan Abel and Leanne Simpson

  Kristina Aurylaite

  4-25

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• Phonetic Attributes of Political Discourse

  Maija Brēde

  26-39

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• Canada as a Superpower in Elizabeth Bear’s Science Fiction: The Jenny Casey Trilogy

  Milda Danytė

  40-57

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• Moves in the Sections "Conclusion" and "Conclusions" in Applied Linguistics Research Articles

  Monta Farneste

  58-73

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• Local Lecturers, International Students and Their Linguistic Compatibility

  Vita Kalnbērziņa

  74-86

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• Transversal Skills in the World of Work: Applied Linguistics’ Approach

  Indra Karapetjana, Gunta Roziņa, Ieva Henkuzena, Egija Zaura, Sandra Ribreiro, Clara Sarmento

  87-105

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• EU Presidency Programmes as a Genre

  Jana Kuzmina

  106-120

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• Problems Students Encounter with Note-Taking in English Medium Instruction

  Valerija Malavska

  121-138

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• Sophisticated Surfaces and Subliminal Mythologies in the Linguistic De/Construction of Paul Auster’s "The New York Trilogy"

  Clara Sarmento

  139-160

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• Canadian Dollar in the English Language Varieties: Corpus‑Based Study

  Zigrīda Vinčela

  161-171

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