dr hab. Maria Bloch-Trojnar (prof. KUL)

Wydział Nauk Humanistycznych - Instytut Językoznawstwa
I Katedra Filologii Celtyckiej

Stanowisko: Profesor KUL

2022

Rozprawy doktorskie
  • Metaphorical transfers in the domain of foodstuffs in English
Prace licencjackie
  • Current Trends in English Compounding

2021

Prace licencjackie
  • Current Trends in English Word Manufacturing
  • Productive Affixes in English
  • Neologisms in the Student Jargon in English and Polish
  • Creative and Productive Strategies of Word Coining in the Language of Fashion and Lifestyle
  • Creative and Productive Strategies of Word Coining in the Language of Show Business
  • A Linguistic Analysis of Neologisms in Business English
  • The Language of Journalism as a Source of English Neologisms
  • Productive and Creative Techniques of Word Coining in Fantasy Fiction and Animated TV Series
  • A Linguistic Analysis of Recent Coinages in the Automobile Jargon
  • A Linguistic Analysis of Neologisms in the Jargon of Sexual Minorities

2020

Rozprawy doktorskie
  • Functional structure in adjectival synthetic compounds in English – a Distributed Morphology analysis

2018

Prace magisterskie
  • A Comparative Analysis of Compounds in English and Ukrainian
  • A comparative study of compounds in English and Dutch
  • Lexical innovations in American sitcoms – A case study of nonce-formations in ‘Friends’
  • Between morphology and semantics – The analysis of deverbal Instruments in English
  • Neologisms in the language of Polish advertisements
  • Black Vernacular as a Sign of Social Stratification in the United States of America

2017

Rozprawy doktorskie
  • Realizations of antipassive-like structures in Polish and English

2015

Prace magisterskie
  • Neologisms in the language of English journalism
  • Blocking effects in English word formation - a study of action nominalisations
  • Productivity and creativity in the language of law and crime
  • Neologisms in the fashion jargon
  • Systemic constraints on the productivity of English affixation
  • Inherent inflection as input for word-formation in English and Polish
  • A linguistic analysis of blending in English
  • English borrowings in health and beauty magazines
  • Neologisms in the language of selected American sitcoms
  • Nouns and Adjectives in parables - a comparative study of the selected parables of the Douay-Rheims Bible and the King James Bible
  • A comparative analysis of compounding in English and Polish
  • A comparative analysis of diminutives in English and Dutch
  • Expressive derivatives in Polish and English
  • Neologisms in English slang - a study of compounding.
  • A Comparative Analysis of English and Polish Body Part Idioms
  • A linguistic analysis of selected animal idioms in English
  • Linguistic and extra-linguistic factors limiting the productivity of word-formation - a study of blocking in English
  • A study of Polish neologisms in advertising
  • English borrowings in Polish advertising
  • English borrowings in the language of young Poles
  • Synthetic compounds in English and Polish - a comparative study
  • Neologisms in the poetry of Bolesław Leśmian
  • Word-forming and word-coining strategies in the language of social networks and computer mediated communication- a study of neologisms in Polish
  • Lexical innovation in the language of young Poles
  • Nominal Compounds in English - Issues in Semantics, Phonology and Productivity
  • Operations on number and the inflection - derivation distinction.

2013

Prace magisterskie
  • Aspectual characteristics of support verb constructions in English
  • From level ordering to processing constraints - a study of restrictions on suffix combinations in English
  • Neologisms in the language of advertising.
  • Lexicon economy and multiple derivatives - a study of Nomina Essendi in English.
  • Tracing productivity and creativity in hacker jargon.
  • Metaphor and metonymy in news headlines - a study of motivation and production.
  • The native-Latinate dichotomy in the lexicon of English and its implications for the morphological system.
  • The problem of multiple motivation in Polish word-formation.
  • Lexicon Expansion Strategies - a study of neologisms and borrowings in women's magazines
  • Anglicisms in Polish - a study of the language of men's magazines

2012

Prace magisterskie
  • Derywacja Nomina Agentis i Nomina Instrumenti w języku angielskim
  • Kategoria nazw żeńskich w języku ukraińskim - analiza w ujęciu morfologii leksykalnej.

2011

Prace magisterskie
  • Latest trends in non-rule governed lexicon expansion in English.
  • Terms of diminuition and endearment in English and Polish.
  • A linguistic analysis of verb to noun conversion in English.
  • Linguistic and extra-linguistic factors in the formation of female nouns in English and Polish.
  • Neologisms in the language of Computer Mediated Communication
  • Nominal compounding in English and Polish - a comparative study.
  • Lexicalization - a case of de-verbal nominals in English
  • Productive exponents in the morphological system of Polish and English.
  • The phenomenon of blocking in English and Polish
  • Recent coinages in the lexicon of Polish.
  • Cliticization in English.
  • Constraints on verbal prefixation in English.
  • Count-to-mass and mass-to-count coercion in English

2009

Prace magisterskie
  • Current tendencies in lexeme-creation in English.
  • A linguistic analysis of borrowings in English.
  • Prefixes as exponents of negative, privative and reversative categories in English.
  • The Structure and Semantics of Noun - Noun Compounds in English and Polish
  • Relational adjectives in English and Polish - an analysis in the framework of LMBM
  • Categories of Personal Nouns in English and Polish with special emphasis on Nomina Feminiativa .
  • The influence of English on Polish - a linguistic analysis of loanwords.
  • Inflection feeding derivation in English and Polish.
  • Morphological aspects of the language of texting and computer-mediated communication.
  • Polyfunctional affixes in English and the inflection derivation distinction.
  • Expressive derivation in English and Polish - a comparative study.
  • Multilingual chess terminology - a synchronic and diachronic perspective.
  • The interaction of conversion and overt morphological marking. A case of English deverbal nominals.
  • Linguistic and pragmatic constraints on word - manufacturing
  • Verbalization processes in the morphological system of English.