Anotacja socjolingwistyczna w Korpusie dawnych polskich tekstów dramatycznych (1772–1939) by Magdalena Pastuch, Barbara Mitrenga, Kinga Wąsińska

“…KorTeDa may become an important tool for analysing the history of the Polish language taking into account the methods of corpus linguistics and sociopragmatics. …”
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A Morpho-syntactic Analysis of Human-moderated Hate Speech Samples from Wykop.pl Web Service by Inez Okulska, Anna Kołos

“…In this paper, we focus on the Polish language and discuss the notion of datasets and annotation frameworks, presenting our stylometric analysis of Wykop.pl content to identify morpho-syntactic structures that are commonly applied in cyberbullying and hate speech. …”
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Ku pamięci. W 95. rocznicę urodzin prof. dra hab. Adama Supruna by Alla Kozhinowa, Alena Rudenka

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Few-Shot Methods for Aspect-Level Sentiment Analysis by Aleksander Wawer

“…We start with pre-trained monolingual language models. Using the Polish language dataset AspectEmo, we compare model training using standard gradient-based learning to a zero-shot approach and two dedicated few-shot methods: ProtoNet and NNShot. …”
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Wyznawcy prawosławia w Drugiej Rzeczypospolitej w dyskursie prasowym „Przeglądu Prawosławnego” (1939) by Izabela Krasińska

“…In the 1930s, the Polish-language Orthodox periodicals appeared on the press and the publishing market. …”
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Relikty polszczyzny północnokresowej na rubieżach dawnej Rzeczypospolitej (południowe ziemie obwodu pskowskiego). Cz. I by Mirosław Jankowiak

“…Relics of the Polish Language of the North-Eastern Borderland in the Former Boundaries of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (Southern Lands of the Pskov Province). …”
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Slavic Legends and Folk Beliefs and Their Embodiment in Polish and English Names of Plants by Alina Szwajczuk

“…The key assumption, however, is initial verification whether Slavic associations with plants are reflected in their names in the Polish language, and whether the migration of Slavic beliefs via migration of names into the Anglo-Saxon culture has taken place. …”
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The Polish adaptation of the Revised NICHD Investigative Interview Protocol by Alina Żurek, Maciej Szostak

“…This paper describes both the standard and the revised versions of the protocol, presents scientific evidence for its effica-cy, and introduces the Polish language adaptation of the tool. The recipients of this methodological instrument could include judges and forensic psychology expert witnesses, who are to actively participate in interviewing child wit-nesses and victims under Article 185 of the Polish Code of Criminal Procedure, as well as students of law, psychology and criminology preparing to perform these roles in the future.…”
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Chapadão - um pedacinho da Polónia no Brasil by Grażyna Jadwiszczak

“…The specific issues raised in this section comprise: the history of the community as it is held in its collective memory, the maintenance of ancestral traditions (folk style of clothes, music and cooking, religious rites, etc.), the community’s economic expansion (based on some statistical data, as well) and some peculiar traits of the Polish language spoken in Chapadão. The study accounts for how such small and seemingly forgotten Polish communities, living in peripheral areas, succeed in preserving spiritual links with their country of origin, even in the era of the world’s becoming a global village.…”
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The development of a Polish pre-literacy manual based on action research evidence by Edward Gillian, Bogna Ferensztajn, Bożena Franków-Czerwonko, Urszula Paradowska

“…The research described in this paper attempted to transfer to the Polish language context the knowledge developed in English speaking countries on pre-literacy developmental norms. …”
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Literatura jako źródło frazeologii. Literaturyzm i jego typy w polszczyźnie by Agnieszka Piela

“…Heretofore phraseological combinations drawn from literature have not received comprehensive and in-depth linguistic treatment – there are no major theoretical and material-based works of research devoted to this subject which would enable one to present the richness and the variety of such lexical forms featured in the modern Polish language. Due to the fact that the Polish linguistic literature lacks a separate name of lexical combinations derived from literature, the author introduces the term literaturism (a literature-based expression – Polish: literaturyzm), by analogy with the terms biblizm and mitologizm which have been used in Polish linguistic studies for many years, and she also distinguishes particular types of literaturisms, i.e. phraseological literaturism (e.g. czekać na Godota, chocholi taniec, lwia część, rząd dusz, wiek balzakowski) and lexical literaturism (e.g. dulcynea, dulszczyzna, hamletyzm, judym, quasimodo). …”
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Lifesaver for the Economy or Threat From the East? The Ukrainians in the Headlines of “Gazeta Wrocławska” Website by Anna Skibińska

“…The previous research on the linguistic image of an Ukrainian in the Polish language led to the conclusion that Polish-Ukrainian relations are strongly historically conditioned and often inscribed in a three-part opposition: an Alien  – Other  – A Local boy. …”
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Przekład jako akt subwersji, czyli o pewnym polskim tłumaczeniu tragedii historycznej Theodora Körnera pt. <i>Zriny</i> by Leszek Małczak

“…The German author’s piece has been at least six times translated into Polish language and was — especially in the second part of the 19th century, after the collapse of January Uprising — very popular. …”
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Das Problem der Valenzreduktion der polnischen und deutschen Verben by Katarzyna Ochmańska

“…In both languages the actions offender (agens) can be reduced. In Polish language the equivalent of that abandoned agens is reflexive pronoun, while in German, some verbs forms recessive form without it. …”
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Medyczne oraz lingwistyczne konteksty rozważań nad leksemem język i jego potencjałem frazeologicznym by Ewa Horyń, Marceli Olma, Mirosław Michalik

“…The second part of the discussion has been dedicated to the place of the noun język, along with its synonyms and derived forms in old and contemporary general Polish language, as well as dialects. The final part contains remarks on the functioning of the word język in Polish phraseology. …”
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Computational thematics: comparing algorithms for clustering the genres of literary fiction by Oleg Sobchuk, Artjoms Šeļa

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Polish dialect kinship names according to the data in Volume 11. "Degrees of Kinship” of the Slavic Linguistic Atlas (preliminary results in a comparative perspective) by Slavka Keremidchieva

“…Special attention is paid to the similarities and contrasts between Polish dialects and East and South Slavic dialects, on the one hand, and the Polish language and the other West Slavic languages, on the other. …”
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The Kalksburg Jesuit Secondary Grammar School And Its Polish Pupils (1856–1938) by Magdolna Rébay

“…The secondary school remained mindful of cultivating education in the students’ mother tongue, as well, so those who were ready for it could also learn the Polish language.…”
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„Otwieramy uczniom oczy”. Innowacyjne działania dydaktyczne by Agata Kiwacka, Joanna Letkiewicz-Zamora

“…Agata Kiwacka and Joanna Letkiewicz‑Zamora — with over 20 years of experience in teaching the Polish language, they both work in integration classes in the Middle School No. 1 with Integration Departments in Bytom. …”
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Specyfika staropolszczyzny a anotacja gramatyczna by Wojciech Stelmach, Magdalena Wismont, Kinga Zalejarz, Ewa Nowak-Pasterska, Dorota Rojszczak-Robińska

“… OLD POLISH LANGUAGE SPECIFICITY AND GRAMMATICAL ANNOTATION: TENSE AND MOOD CATEGORIES This article is dedicated to the grammatical annotation of Old Polish texts. …”
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