Issue 10

SWEDISH REGULAR COMPARISONS WHICH CHARACTERIZE THE HUMAN BODY

• pages 16-23

THE SEMANTIC COMPONENT OF SINGLE ACTION IN VERBAL NOUNS IN NORWEGIAN

• pages 24-32

SYNTAX OF THE SWEDISH BIBLE LANGUAGE

• pages 33-40

ABOUT SOME PATTERNS IN WORD-FORMATION OF DANISH EVALUATIVE NOUNS AND THEIR STYLISTIC POTENTIAL

• pages 41-50

ABOUT THE GRAMMATICAL STATUS OF THE DANISH INDEFINITE PRONOUN NOGLE

• pages 51-58

ABOUT NYNORSK AS THE LANGUAGE OF FICTION LITERATURE. WRITERS’ MOTIVATION

• pages 59-63

THE FATE OF THE DANISH LANGUAGE IN ICELAND

• pages 64-71

NIETZSCHE’S POSTNIHILIST PERSON IN THE EARLY NOVELS OF KNUT HAMSUN

• pages 72-81

SPECIFIC OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS IN HERMAN BANG’S SHORT STORIES

• pages 82-92

CONCEPTUAL AND EXPRESSIVELY-EVALUATIVE METAPHORS IN SWEDISH

• pages 93-102

DANISH PREPOSITIVE MORPHEMES OF GREEK AND LATIN ORIGIN IN DANISH LANGUAGE

• pages 103-111

THE STATUS OF MODAL PARTICLES IN DANISH AND THEIR ORDER IN THE SENTENCE

• pages 112-121

BORGARMЕLET, A SAAMI-SWEDISH PIDGIN FROM THE XVIII c.

• pages 122-132

FILLMORE’S TIME TEST APPLIED TO NORWEGIAN PATH VERBS

• pages 133-141

THE MOTIVE OF “THE PROPHET AND THE MOB” IN THE NOVELS BY PER OLOV ENQUIST

• pages 142-151

FROM HISTORICAL FACT TO MYTH. THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MURDER OF ERIC GLIPPING IN MEDIEVAL BALLADS AND LITERATURE IN XIX AND XX CENTURIES

• pages 152-161

ABOUT THREE RUSSIAN TRANSLATIONS OF MATINUS NIJHOFF’S POEM “THE CHILD AND ME”

• pages 162-172

PRODUCTIVE SEMI-AFFIXES IN CONTEMPORARY SWEDISH LANGUAGE

• pages 173-179

AGNETA PLEIJEL’S NOVEL “A WINTER IN STOCKHOLM”

• pages 180-187

NEW SWEDISH WORDS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 21st CENTURY

• pages 188-196

“MYTHS” OF JOHANNES V. JENSEN A NEW NOVELLA GENRE IN THE DANISH LITERATURE?

• pages 197-203

INFORMATION ABOUT ST. PETERSBURG/LENINGRAD FOR SWEDISH GUESTS

• pages 204-209

FUNCTIONS OF RHEME IN THE BEGINNING OF A SENTENCE IN MODERN SWEDISH

• pages 210-217

ON THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN GRAMMATICAL AND SEMANTIC GENDER IN SWEDISH

• pages 218-229

HENRIK IBSEN’S DRAMATIC POEM “BRAND” IN THE LIGHT OF SØREN KIERKEGAARD’S RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS

• pages 230-239

ABOUT THE DUTCH VERBS KENNEN AND WETEN

• pages 240-246

KARL VON ROLAND. MEMOIRS OF BEING A PRISONER OF WAR IN RUSSIA AND OF KARL’S XII WARS (1709–1714)

• pages 247-256