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Programme syllabus Master's Programme in Literature - Culture - Media Faculties of Humanities and Theology HALKM, Master's Programme in Literature - Culture - Media, 120 credits Masterprogram i litteratur - kultur - medier, 120 högskolepoäng Second cycle degree programme requiring previous university study / Program med akademiska förkunskapskrav och med slutlig examen på avancerad nivå Decision T
Europass Iveri Kekenadze Gustafsson Date of birth: 23/03/1998 Nationality: Swedish, Georgian Gender: Male Phone number: (+46) 736707367 (Mobile) Email address: iveri.kekenadze_gustafsson@eu.lu.se Address: Smålandsgatan 20D, lgh 1102, 214 30, Malmö, Sweden (Home) Mother tongue(s): GEORGIAN Other language(s): ENGLISH - C2; | SWEDISH - C1 | RUSSIAN - B1 Higher Education and Training European studies
https://www.sol.lu.se/media/documents/persons/IveriKekenadzeGustafsson/Iveri_K.G._CV_Sep_2025.pdf - 2026-05-11
Jenny 060823 Event anaphors – a unified account? JENNY STRÖM HEROLD (LUND UNIVERSITY ) Abstract This paper is concerned with different types of event anaphors in English and to some extent also in Swedish. The point of departure is the seminal work of Hankamer and Sag (1976) where two major classes of anaphors are suggested, namely surface anaphors and deep anaphors. An important distinction is th
https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol06/Herold_06.pdf - 2026-05-11
Cim.doc Between epistemic modality and degree: the case of really1 CARITA PARADIS 1 Background and major claims Research on the interpretation of adverbs such as really, just, only, rather, quite, apparently or absolutely shows that they are contextually sensitive and highly flexible.2 This paper takes a closer look at really in order to account for its various interpretations. Stenström’s (1986)
https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol02/Cim.pdf - 2026-05-11
This is the title of my paper The Use of Modal Expressions in English by Native Speakers of Russian ANNA WÄRNSBY 1 Introduction This study examines in what ways and to what degree of success native speakers of Russian use modal expressions in English. The study is based on a translation experiment from Russian into English designed for use within the frame of the computer program ScriptLog (see Se
https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol01/Anna2.pdf - 2026-05-11
Satu2.doc Extraposition and Restrictive Relative Clauses SATU MANNINEN 1 Introduction In this paper, I investigate the construction found in English and a number of other languages in which the nominal “head” of a relative clause becomes separated from the rest of the relative clause by intervening material (the so-called relative clause extraposition construction).1 The basic pattern in illustrat
https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol02/Satu.pdf - 2026-05-11
HANDBIBLIOTEKET HANDBIBLIOTEKET 1(8) Handbiblioteket har traditionell ämnesindelning. Dock har olika fackområden (ekonomi etc), historia, realia sammanförts under Ty fack. Detta gör att Ty allm utgår. Dessutom har alla böcker som är knutna till översättarutbildningen (även om det kan vara fråga om ett språkligt/ språkvetenskapligt perspektiv) förts hit. Inom varje ämnesområde är böckerna uppställd
https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/user_upload/amnen/tyska/Handbiblioteket0509.pdf - 2026-05-11
Stefan.doc Extractions from Relative Clauses in Swedish as Self-answering Questions 1 STEFAN HUBER, DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN, LUND UNIVERSITY 1 Introduction Since the earliest days of generative grammar, it has been pointed out that extractions out of relative clauses (henceforth: RCs) are banned, hence the ungrammaticality of the English examples in (1): (1) a. * Whoi did you read [[DP an article [CP
https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol02/Stefan.pdf - 2026-05-11
