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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
1988	Historical dialect split and later language contact: Old Bulgarian jat’ and Modern English /a/ in Modern Bulgarian	Danchev, Andrei
1988	Fantasy of water-lily and ice-nine: Metaphor of death in Boris Vian’s "L’écume des jours" and Kurt Vonnegut’s "Cat’s cradle"	Głowacka, Dorota
1988	The dialectics of fiction: Flann O’Brien’s "At Swim-Two-Birds"	Wojtyś, Zbigniew
1988	Examples of direct carnivalization from Hemingway	Sokół, Jarosław
1988	Reason as supplementary ration in Thomas Hardy’s "Desperate remedies"	Nwabuwe, Johnson O.
1988	The writing processes of advanced foreign language learners in their native and foreign languages: Evidence from thinking-aloud and behavior protocols	Skibniewski, Leszek
1988	English vulgarism and second language learners	Johnson, Theodore C.
1988	Conjunctional/adverbial which in substandard English	Kjellmer, Göran
1988	Postposed indefinite of-pronouns	Erdmann, Peter
1988	Word-formation revisited. Topical aspects of English word-formation	Pennanen, Esko V.
1988	Chomsky’s grammar as a paradigm?	Emons, Rudolf
1988	The origin and development of the Iron Range dialect in northern Minnesota	Linn, Michael D.
1988	Of unknown [?] origin	Ahlqvist, Anders
1988	“It hurteth memorie and hindreth learning”: Attitudes to the use of the vernacular in sixteenth century English medical writings	McConchie, Roderick W.
1988	The impersonal use of verbs in William Shakespeare’s plays	Kopytko, Roman
1988	Socio-historical aspects of relativisation in late 16th century English: Ca. 1550-1600	Dekeyser, Xavier; Ingels, Mia
1988	Accents and digraphs in the Peterborough Chronicle	Kniezsa, Veronika
1988	English -s vs. -th in the third person singular: Historical contrasts and cross language argumentation	Markey, T. L.