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The aim of the course is to provide students with knowledge of copyright principles in Great Britain and the United States.

The aim of the course is to develop the students’ use of selected DTP software in typesetting a variety of book-form texts (mainly literary works).

The aim of the course is to provide students with knowledge of the press development and history in English-speaking countries.

The aim of the course is to provide students with the knowledge of typography (its basics, history and current use) and skills in editing English texts.

The aim of the course English Linguistics is to organize and expand the students’ orientation across general and descriptive linguistics, and also theoretical-methodological approaches. Additionally, it aims to provide a survey of issues on language variation regarding the English language (in diachronic, regional, social and stylistic dimensions).

American classics on screen

The main aim of the seminar is to explore a selection of American literary classics which have been turned into films. In some cases two or three different film adaptations of the same narrative will be presented and compared. While the question of faithfulness to the original is not the main issue, the seminar addresses some of the perennial questions of film adaptation, including the question of the forms and purposes of film makers’ creative intervention.

The course under the label Issues of Meaning Construction and Interpretation in Pragmatics aims to present the dimensions of meaning construction in intesubjective and contextual dimensions, and provide the students with analytical skills as well as practical skills in a creative approach to the process of both interpretation and construction of semiotic/linguistic formations in interpersonal space (including public space).