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Volume 3 Issue 2

December 2018

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Colloquium: New Philologiesis edited by the Alpen-Adria-Universiät Klagenfurt.

Chief Editor: Nikola Dobrić

Section Editors: Cristina Beretta, Nikola Dobrić, Angela Fabris, Doris Moser, René Reinhold Schallegger, Jürgen Struger, Peter Svetina, Giorgio Ziffer Technical Editor: Thomas Hainscho

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2018 by Alpen-Adria-Universiät Klagenfurt DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23963/cnp.2018.3.2 ISSN 2520-3355

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Table of Contents

Colloquium: New Philologies · Vol 3, No 2 (2018)

Language and Linguistics: Results

The Multiple Modality System in Southern Scotland: Levels of Acceptability of Double and Triple Modals in the 21stcentury Scottish Borders region 1 Anthony R. Bour

Analysis of The Correlation Between Populist Discourse and Tweet Popularity 27 Fabio Carrella

Let’s Stop The Enemy! 51

Natalia Borza

Dependency Structures and Beyond: Assembling Drawings of

Sentence Construction 77

Mosang Zhang

Conceptual Metaphors in Donald Trump’s Political Speeches:

Framing his Topics and (Self-)Constructing his Persona 98 Kateryna Pilyarchuk & Alexander Onysko

Literature and Culture: Results

Srbohrvaški asimetrični deseterec v slovenskih prevodih 157 Aleksander Bjelčevič

Perspectives: Abstracts of the conference Language.Literature.Politics

Language.Literature.Politics. 1918–2018.

(Un)doing Nationalism and Resistance 174

Colloquium Editorial Board

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Colloquium: New Philologies· Vol 3, No 2 (2018)

The phenomenon of propaganda as reflected in Victor Pelevin’s

novel S.N.U.U.F 175

Tomas Cenys

Competitive Nationalism vs. Cooperative Nationalism:

Re-reading Rabindranath Tagore in Times of War 177 Debabrata Das

Resisting Nationalism: Postnational Visions in Thomas Pynchon’s

Against the Day 180

Ali Dehdarirad

Identity and Contemporary Fashion 183

Ana Gruic

Beyond Nationalism: Faith Movements as Transnational Communities 184 Himani Kapoor

Conceptual Blending in Social Issue Advertisements 187 Anela Mulahmetovic Ibrisimovic & Nerma Pezerović-Rižić

Unification, Nationalism and/or Brexit? The impact of the Nationalisms and the Northern Irish Good Friday Agreement 1998–2018 on local media

discourse 191

Sarah Ritt

Neologisms at historical turning points: Czech example 194 Tena Šinjori

‘The opposite of hatred’: Undoing nationalism in Joyce’s Ulysses 196 Nataša Tučev

The Role of Language in the Definition of National Character:

A Case Study of Identity Discourse in Contemporary Japan 198 Elisa Vitali

(Un)doing nationalism through familial metaphors: a case of Taiwan 201 Jennifer Meei Yau Wei

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Colloquium: New Philologies· Vol 3, No 2 (2018)

The Postmodern Turkish Novel’s Resistance to the Return of Nationalism 203 Barış Yilmaz

Ernst Bloch’s Ungleichzeitigkeit then and now – About a political term

and its reflection in literary texts of the past and present 205 Manuel Theophil

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