Vol. 19, Issue 2

Studies in Polish Linguistics

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Editor-in-Chief Magdalena Szczyrbak

Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief Mateusz Urban

Language Editors Dariusz Hanusiak, Ramon Shindler

Issue content

Inherent circularity in laryngeal realism? Three levels of explanation of the pre-sonorant sandhi patterns in Polish (Part 1)

Eugeniusz Cyran

Studies in Polish Linguistics, Vol. 19, Issue 2, Early Access

A comparative analysis of functions of accidental binary oppositions from different semantic levels: Functions of the word pairs chrześcijanin/muzułmanin and katolik/protestant in sentences from the National Corpus of Polish

Nawoja Mikołajczak-Matyja

Studies in Polish Linguistics, Vol. 19, Issue 2, Early Access

Słowa kluczowe: pre-sonorant sandhi voicing, circularity, phonetics-phonology interface, levels of explanation, laryngeal realism, laryngeal relativism, privativity, binary semantic opposition, corpus linguistics, names of religions, National Corpus of Polish, semantics, semantic relation