Table of Contents
Articles
| Tracking the Transnational Trickster: Gary Shteyngart and His Protagonists | |
| Martyna Bryla | 1-28 |
| Sleeping together: Antiquarianism, anti-naturalism and Kate Colby’s narco-poetics | |
| João Paulo Guimarães | 29-49 |
| Sailing between ‘comprehensible forms’: The Danish translations of neologisms in Herman Melville’s Moby Dick | |
| Ida Klitgård | 50-70 |
| A typology of English borrowings in Norwegian | |
| Anne Mette Sunde | 71-115 |
| Intensifiers in MLE: New trends and developments | |
| Paloma Núñez-Pertejo, Ignacio Palacios-Martínez | 116-155 |
| Exploring if/whether variation in subordinate interrogatives | |
| Cristina Lastres-López | 156-181 |
| At the interface between Contrastive Analysis and Learner Corpus Research: A parallel contrastive approach | |
| Hilde Hasselgård, Signe Oksefjell Ebeling | 182-214 |
| Students’ Perspectives on English Medium Instruction: A Survey-based Study at a Norwegian University | |
| 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. | |
| 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 | |
| Annelie Ädel | 247-254 |