Tatiana Szczygłowska

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University of Bielsko-Biala

Poland

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Tatiana Szczygłowska is an Assistant Professor at the University of Bielsko-Biala in Poland. Her research focuses on the intricacies of academic prose, exploring topics such as adverbial cohesion, situational manipulation in language, and intertextuality in literature. Recent publications include analyses of linking adverbials in English-medium articles and the distinctions between near-synonymous adjectives in academic writing.

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Articles (15)

It-clauses with Adjectival Predicates in English-Medium Articles:

Text-internal variation in the use of linking adverbials in the English-medium research article

Text-internal variation in the use of linking adverbials in the English-medium research article

We have to ensure that… A contrastive corpus-based analysis of English situation manipulators and their Polish translation equivalents

<i>We</i><i> have</i><i> to</i><i> ensure</i><i> that...</i> A contrastive corpus-based analysis of English situation manipulators and their Polish translation equivalents

Sufficient or adequate evidence? Using corpus data to distinguish between near-synonymous adjectives in academic prose

Sufficient or adequate evidence? Using corpus data to distinguish between near-synonymous adjectives in academic prose

Adverbial cohesion in English-medium academic prose: disciplinary and linguacultural considerations

Adverbial cohesion in English-medium academic prose: disciplinary and linguacultural considerations

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Traces of intertextuality in Henry James’s novella Daisy Miller and its Polish translations

Lexical verbs of epistemic modality in academic written English: disciplinary variation

Exploring Obama's and Trump's political discourse through the lens of wordlists, keywords and clusters

The lexico-phraseological profile of professional film reviews published by the British media: A corpus-linguistic study

Creating the Authorial Self in Academic Texts: Evidence From the Expert’s Style of Writing

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