Nordic Journal of English Studies

The Nordic Journal of English Studies (NJES) is associated with the Nordic Association of English Studies and is published two to three times a year. NJES publishes articles on the English language and literatures in English. It welcomes special issues on different themes of topical interest. The journal has a review section where we draw special attention to works published in the Nordic countries. The journal is peer-reviewed and listed in the MLA, EBSCO, Elsevier, Cengage and ERIH databases. ISSN: 1654-6970.

Submission Guidelines

The Nordic Journal of English Studies is now hosted by Ubiquity Press and has thus moved platform. You can read about the journal, access previous issues and submit an article here: https://njes-journal.com/

 


Vol 17, No 2 (2018)

Table of Contents

Articles

Tracking the Transnational Trickster: Gary Shteyngart and His Protagonists PDF
Martyna Bryla 1-28
Sleeping together: Antiquarianism, anti-naturalism and Kate Colby’s narco-poetics PDF
João Paulo Guimarães 29-49
Sailing between ‘comprehensible forms’: The Danish translations of neologisms in Herman Melville’s Moby Dick PDF
Ida Klitgård 50-70
A typology of English borrowings in Norwegian PDF
Anne Mette Sunde 71-115
Intensifiers in MLE: New trends and developments PDF
Paloma Núñez-Pertejo, Ignacio Palacios-Martínez 116-155
Exploring if/whether variation in subordinate interrogatives PDF
Cristina Lastres-López 156-181
At the interface between Contrastive Analysis and Learner Corpus Research: A parallel contrastive approach PDF
Hilde Hasselgård, Signe Oksefjell Ebeling 182-214
Students’ Perspectives on English Medium Instruction: A Survey-based Study at a Norwegian University PDF
Trude Bukve 215-242

Reviews

Review of Gymnich, Marion, Barbara Puschmann-Nalenz, Gerold Sedlmayr, and Dirk Vanderbeke (eds.) 2018. The Orphan in Fiction and Comics Since the 19th Century. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. PDF
Elizabeth Kella 243-246
Review of Egan, Thomas and Dirdal, Hildegunn (eds). 2017. Cross-linguistic Correspondences: From Lexis to Genre. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins. Studies in Language Companion Series 191 PDF
Annelie Ädel 247-254