Vol. 67 No. 2 (2019)

ARTICLES

• Gender: The Languages System and Ideology

  Ada Vidovič Muha

  127–137

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• Gender in Predicate Formation

  Andreja Žele

  141–149

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• On the Predictability of Gender in Slovenian

  Tatjana Marvin

  151–158

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• Imperfective Unmarkedness in Slovene as a Parallel to Masculine Grammatical Gender

  Domen Krvina

  159–170

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• Gender and word order in conjoined binominals

  Gregor Perko

  171–177

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• Anormativism and Dilemmas of Inclusive Grammar

  Mojca Smolej

  179–188

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• Gender in monolingual general explanatory dictionaries of Slovenian as grammatical and social category

  Nina Ledinek

  189–201

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• The dictionary treatment of nouns for naming of persons

  Saška Štumberger

  203–211

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• Expression of Gender in Phraseology: Nominal Phrasemes between the Dictionary and the Corpus

  Nataša Jakop

  213–222

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• On Polish-Language Feminine Forms of Names of Professions, Titles, and Professional Positions

  Maria Wtorkowska

  223–232

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• A Description of Vowels in the Slovenian standard language according to the gender of the speaker

  Hotimir Tivadar

  233–242

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• Dialectal Change of Some Masculine and Feminine Nouns in the Plural

  Mija Bon, Vera Smole

  243–252

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• Masculinization and Feminization in the Central Savinja Dialect

  Tjaša Jakop

  253–262

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• The Grammatical Gender of Noun Borrowings in Sixteenth-Century Literary Slovene: From Textual Sources to a Dictionary

  Andreja Legan Ravnikar

  263–271

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• Feminine Dual verb forms in the older Slovene literary Language

  Irena Orel

  273–280

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• The origin of the adjectival types bukov and lipov/češnjev in Slovenian

  Matej Šekli

  281–289

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• The Category of Gender in Slovene and English: Linguistic and Social Aspects

  Nada Šabec

  291–299

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• A contrastive look at linguistic gender categories – Slovene and Italian names for public offices

  Robert Grošelj

  301–312

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• Gender marking in designations of professions in Russian and Slovenian

  Mladen Uhlik

  313–324

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• Grammatical, biological, generic gender and its modern use in Slovenian and Czech

  Petra Stankovska

  325–331

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• Stylistic (un)markedness of English and Slovenian gender-marked terms for professions

  Andrej Stopar, Gašper Ilc

  333–342

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• Gender Assignment of Anglicisms in Slovene

  Eva Sicherl

  343–352

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• Identity Politics at the University

  Rastko Močnik

  355–360

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• Gender in Language vs. Consciousness of Gender (Cognitive and Socio-Psychological Aspects)

  Boris Yu. Norman

  361–371

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• Linguistic Choices in Slovenian Guidelines for Gender-Sensitive Language Use

  Helena Dobrovoljc, Marko Stabej

  373–384

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• Gender at the crossroads of society, language use, and norms

  Tina Lengar Verovnik, Monika Kalin Golob

  385–394

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• Gender sensitive use of language in teaching materials

  Simona Kranjc

  395–404

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• Gender stereotypes in informational and entertainment texts of websites and/or magazines

  Mira Krajnc Ivič

  405–412

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• Language and transgender identities

  Boris Kern, Branislava Vičar

  413–422

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