Vol. 76 No. 3 (2025): Journal of Linguistics

Studies

• The concept of inclusive style and supporting concepts of its description

  Juraj Dolník

  543-557

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• Stimuli for Slovak inclusive stylistics from an interdisciplinary spectrum

  Oľga Orgoňová

  558-569

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• Egalitarian communication in contemporary Polish language

  Iwona Loewe

  570-584

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• Inclusive persuasion

  Alena Bohunická

  585-599

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• Quasi-inclusive communicative behavior as a moderntrend

  Maryna Kazharnovich

  600-618

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• Inclusive aspects of multimodal socioscientific communication

  Michal Zoller

  619-635

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• Inclusive potential of communicative-stylistic education

  Miloš Horváth

  636-644

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• On the concept of “style-forming factor”

  Kamila Mrázková, Jiří Homoláč

  645-660

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• Literary stylization of everyday communication in twocontemporary Czech novels

  Jana Hoffmannová

  661-681

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• Style, linguistic codes and construction of the recipient (on the exampleof Czech detective fiction)

  Petr Mareš

  682-696

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• On the variability of phrasemes in Czech

  Lucie Jílková

  697-710

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• On (liberal) fascism, or Slovak politicians’ communicativemanipulation

  Jaroslava Rusinková

  711-724

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• Verbalization of evaluative attitudes in online communication

  Diana Svobodová

  725-738

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• On the changes of textual functions over the centuries onthe example of Matthioli’s herbarium

  Miloslav Vondráček

  739-751

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• Deep content and deep sentiment analysis

  Dan Faltýnek, Martina Benešová, Ondřej Kučera

  752-771

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