The article examines the image of Baudelairean correspondences as they emerge in the literary oeuvre of Francis Poictevin (1854-1904), whose vision is rendered in an impressionistic and symbolic manner, marked by a keen ...

This study, part of our doctoral thesis on foreign language learning in the Czech Republic, examines the influence of media-driven linguistic imagination on students’ language choices. Using the Czech National Corpus, this ...

Charles De Coster’s La Légende d’Ulenspiegel was deemed by Young Belgians a national epic. The novel has been translated into many languages, including Polish. The first Polish translation was published in 1914. The article ...

The communication we master, sometimes unconsciously or almost unconsciously, involves, upon analysis, a whole system of complex steps aimed at overcoming several ontological and noetic thresholds. Indeed, language assembles ...

The purpose of this article is to identify the cross-linguistic transfer strategies employed by learners in intercomprehension reading, thereby contributing to the development of their plurilingual competence. Specifically, ...

This article examines the functional affinities between the French plus-que-parfait and the Slovak antepréteritum. Since this Slovak tense is considered by linguists as a peripheral tense, it is absent from contrastive ...

Vincent Jouve’s tripartite model of the literary character, i.e., the “lisant,” the “lectant,” and the “lu”, provides a useful framework for analysing Mauriac’s approach to characterisation. Mauriac, following in the ...

In The Journey to the End of the Night, Louis-Ferdinand Céline opens an intertextual play being inspired by different literary traditions. The novel follows the picaresque model, similar to Rabelais’ Gargantua, with its ...