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Links to Articles in ELOPE XI – Spring
Volume XI – Spring (2014): The Play’s the Thing: Eclectic Essays in Memory of a Scholar and Drama Translator (Joural Eds. Smiljana Komar and Uroš Mozetič, Volume Eds. Tomaž Onic and Simon Zupan) Katja Plemenitaš: Gender Ideologies in English and … Continue reading
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ELOPE XI – Spring: Online Edition
Dear SDAŠ members, dear friends, dear visitors, The latest volume of the academic journal published by the Slovene Association for the Study of English and the Department of English at the University of Ljubljana is now available on-line. You can … Continue reading
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ELOPE XI – SPRING is here!
ELOPE XI – Spring has arrived. SDAŠ members and the authors will be receiving their free copies this week! Congratulations to the journal editors ( Smiljana Komar, Uroš Mozetič), the guest editors (Tomaž Onič and Simon Zupan), and the authors: … Continue reading
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Institute of English Studies Petition
Dear SDAŠ members, Please consider signing the petition described below. Dear All You may have heard about the proposed closure of the Institute of English Studies which is part of the School of Advanced Study at the University of … Continue reading
ELOPE X – Autumn
Dear SDAŠ friends and members, ELOPE Volume X – Autumn (2013): Studies in the English Language and Literatures in Slovenia (Eds. Smiljana Komar and Uroš Mozetič) is now available online (http://www.sdas.edus.si/vol10-2.html). If you’re a SDAŠ member and haven’t received your … Continue reading
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ESSE Conference in Košice – Deadline Extension
The deadline for submitting abstracts of individual papers at seminar sessions and PhD students’ sessions and posters has been extended to 31 March 2014. Other extended deadlines: Confirmation of acceptance of abstracts by seminar convenors and PhD session convenors: 15 … Continue reading
Language/Writing Tip 16
Don’t start two sentences in a row with the same word. An example: “Yet despite his frustrations, he never established his own institution, even though his reputation would have allowed him to do so. Yet since the 1990s, American education … Continue reading
Language/Writing Tip 10
When mentioning time, note the difference between “only at” and “not until”: “I can meet you only at four” does not mean “I can’t meet you until four.” If you want to emphasize tardiness, use “not until”: 1) “He only … Continue reading
Language/Writing Tip 3
“Express your most powerful thought in the shortest sentence” is pretty solid advice. The above quotation is taken from: Check it out. You will learn something. Or you might find the advice glib. But do consider it. The advantage of … Continue reading
ENGLISH LANGUAGE OVERSEAS PERSPECTIVES AND ENQUIRIES: CALL FOR PAPERS
Darja Hribar, Professor of English and American Literature at the Faculty of Arts, University of Maribor, Slovenia, passed away in May this year. She was an accomplished scholar, a devoted teacher, an experienced literary translator, and, above all, a noble … Continue reading