The Use of Web-Based Mind Mapping Tools in the Studies of ESL and ESP in Higher Education: A Review of Research by Eglė Selevičienė

“…With education becoming increasingly technologically focused, educators and learners rely more often on the affordances of Web-based mind maps. This review of research aims at presenting the current landscape of using Web-based mind mapping technologies and techniques for teaching and learning ESL and ESP in higher education and provides useful insights for both practitioners and researchers within the field.…”
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Orientalism and New musicology by Sanela Nikolić

“…Locke’s text “Constructing the Oriental ‘Other’: Saint-Saëns’s Samson et Dalila” in Cambridge Opera Journal, the musicological research of the European professional music tradition from the aspects of postcolonial theories has been institutionalized and the concept of Orientalism has been introduced into the field of research objects of musicology. …”
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Names of peoples and place name adjectives in the kajkavian dialect by Ivana Kurtović Budja, Ankica Čilaš Šimpraga

“…The analysis is based upon data gathered from the nearly fifty years of field research in Questionnaires for the Croatian Linguistic Atlas which is being compiled at the Institute of Croatian Language and Linguistics, as well as upon data from dialectal dictionaries.…”
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Somatic phraseology of Čabar speeches by Marija Malnar

“…All examples were collected through field research. Most of the expressions come from the local speech of Tršće, with some from Prezid, Čabar and the village of Hrvatsko.…”
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The Accentual Types of Nouns in the Dialect of Novalja on the Island of Pag by Silvana Vranić

“…The paper analyzes the accentual types of nouns in the dialect of Novalja on the island of Pag, based on the author’s own field research. Nouns are divided into accentual types with regard to the place and type of the accent (and subtypes with respect to the existence of unstressed length and various degrees of innovation): type a, with a fixed accent on a vowel within the word stem; b) type b, with an accent on the grammatical ending in most or all forms; and type c, with an accent that alternates between the initial syllable of the stem and the grammatical ending.…”
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Building Croatian Medical Dictionary from Medical Corpus by Kristina Kocijan, Silvia Kurolt, Linda Mijić

“…Prepared resources are made available to a broader scientific community via Sketch Engine for further research in the field of medicine enabling additional research and development of algorithms for, among others, medical documents classification, medical texts’ information retrieval or machine translation of medical documentation, taking into account quality and reliability as well as terminology variability.…”
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The Effectiveness of Video Creation in the ESL Classroom in Lithuania: A Case Study by Vitalija Jankauskaitė-Jokūbaitienė

“…The major contribution to the research in this field is its focus on the adoption of video making method in the English as the second language classroom considering the context of secondary education in Lithuania.…”
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The Accent of Masculine O-Stems in the Dialect of Komazini by Perina Vukša Nahod

“…It presents many examples of masculine o-stems obtained through field research. There are examples of a shift of certain nouns from a. p. …”
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Embedded Imperatives in Kajkavian Dialects of Croatian by Josip Galić

“…The paper deals with the material collected by field research and analyses it within the framework of Medeiros’ (2015) minimalist approach to embedded imperatives, according to which the embedding of imperatives is possible only in the languages in which imperative morphology does not depend on the directive operator. …”
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Tension and relaxation (do not) exist in dodecaphonic music of Webern by Gordana Grujić, Mladen Janković

“…Observing tension in music is generally a very sensitive research field. Authors like Wallace Berry and Joseph Swain believe that this is a principle which is the most fundamental aspect of music experience through its history, no matter which music language or compositional system it is. …”
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Early music and terminological resurgence: A diachronic study of French and English music terminology from the second half of the 17^th century by Delphine-Anne Rousseau

“…This type of research is particularly of interest in fields like Early music, especially as early-music specialists have to use and master the proper terminology for the music they specialise in and that is very often different from the terminology traditionally used in music, and as they have to be able to communicate efficiently with specialists from other fields. …”
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