Studia Anglica Resoviensia, vol. 21 (2024)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
György Borus, The political and ideological causes of the Anglo-Dutch wars
Katarzyna Coombs-Hoar, Peter Kropotkin’s 1902 Mutual Aid theory today
Sanja Radmilo Derado, Economization of Self: Constructing a Female Neoliberal Subject in Eílís Ní Dhuibhne’s Fox, Swallow, Scarecrow
Richard Ingham, English/French code-switching in later medieval charters
Tanja Gradečak, Linguistic escapism and symbolic value of signs of (good) times
Ivana Kirin, The politics of fear in Yussef El Guindi’s Back of the throat
Krzysztof Kosecki, On metonymy and other forms of motivation for some Nigerian English expressions
Aleksandra Kowalczyk, In search of the beginnings of a foodsemic boom in the history of English
Draženka Molnar, Zvonimir Prtenjača, A critical overview of the cultural elements in four EFL textbooks used in Croatian secondary schools
Dorota Osuchowska, Sex and gender representation in translation: Unveiling the complications
Donald Trinder, “It’s not the lie that bothers me, it’s the insult to my intelligence that I find offensive”: An investigation into the use of lies and insults in political discourse during the 2024 UK General Election on the basis of the BBC 7-party debate