2018 m. balandžio 27 d. (penktadienį), įvyks 20-toji Vilniaus universiteto Anglų filologijos katedros ketvirto kurso studentų organizuojama studentų konferencija. Visus maloniai kviečiame dalyvauti!
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
- 8:00–8:55 Registration of participants (Hall of Muses)
- 9:00–9:25 Opening speeches (Room A9)
Prof. Dr. Habil. Aurelija Usonienė, Head of the Department of English Philology
Ms Agnietė Žukauskaitė, Kalba.lt representative
AKS representative - 9:30–11:30 Presentations: Part 1
Linguistics (A7 & A8)
Literature (A9) - 11:30–11:55 Coffee Break (Hall of Muses)
- 12:00–14:00 Presentations: Part 2
Linguistics (A7 & A8)
Literature (A9) - 14:00–14:10 Short Break
- 14:10–14:30 Closing Speeches (Room A9)
Prof. Dr. Regina Rudaitytė, Department of English Philology
Greta Kaikarytė, Student of the Department of English Philology
PRESENTATIONS
Linguistics
| ROOM A7 | ROOM A8 | |
| 9:30–9:50 | Beata Kaselytė, BA Lingailė Skeirytė, BA The Linguistic Landscape of Four Districts of Vilnius |
Marija Januškevičiūtė, BA English Lexemes LORD, GOD, and MAN: A Corpus-based Diachronic Study of Collocational Resonance |
| 9:50–10:10 | Karolina Atkočiūnaitė, BA Lithuanian Pupils’ Perception of English and Other Foreign Languages |
Lina Gaidelytė, BA What do They DO and MAKE in Popular Songs? A Contrastive Study of verb+noun Collocations in Song Lyrics and Spoken English |
| 10:10–10:30 | Ieva Tiškevičiūtė, BA ‘The Funny Thing is’: Analysis of Ellen DeGeneres’ Verbal Humour |
Airinga Vabalevičiūtė, BA Do we type as we write? Structural and Functional Features of Lexical Bundles in Chat Rooms |
| 10:30–10:50 | Joana Zavalska, BA Social Meanings of Codeswitching in the Conversations of Young Ethnic Poles |
Laura Urbonaitė, BA Assets, Capital, Estate, Property in Business subcorpus of BNC and COCA: a Collocational analysis |
| 10:50–11:10 | Gabrielė Dudzinskaitė, BA Acknowledgment Patterns in English and Lithuanian Research Writing |
Greta Mončiūtė, BA A Stylistic and Critical Discourse Analysis of Political Discourse in "House of Cards" |
| 11:10–11:30 | Deividas Zibalas, MA Authorial Stance across Promotional Genres: The Case of Research Article and Conference Abstracts |
Monika Adomavičiūtė, BA What do People Sing About? A Lexical Bundle Approach to the Lyrics of Three Music Genres: Rap vs Rock vs Pop |
| 11:30–11:55 COFFEE BREAK | ||
| 12:00–12:20 | Sandra Stuknytė, BA Discourse Markers I Mean, You Know and You See in English and Lithuanian Movie Subtitles: A Contrastive Perspective |
Alisa Černiavskytė, BA The Investigation of Intonation, Speech Rate and Pitch of Englishspeaking TV Commercial Voices of Food and Cars |
| 12:20–12:40 | Agnieška Veršicka, BA ‘And He Delivered a Fatal Beating’: Metaphors of Domestic Violence in British and Lithuanian News Articles |
Deimantė Kiaušinytė, BA Segmental and Suprasegmental Analysis of the British Accent Produced by American Actors |
| 12:40–13:00 | Skirmantė Kubiliūtė, BA Discourse Markers in Contrast: the Cases of English WELL, SO and LIKE and their Lithuanian Correspondences |
Edita Gudaitytė, BA Diachronic Analysis of Strange, Weird and Quaint: A Corpus-based Study |
| 13:00–13:20 | Gabija Labašauskaitė, BA Translating Modal Possibility: the Lithuanian Modal Verb GALĖTI ‘can/could/may/might’ and its Correspondences in English |
Justinas Žimkus, BA The Historical Investigation of English Rain Synonyms |
| 13:20–13:40 | Katažyna Mikševič, BA Modal Meanings in Lithuanian and English: the Case of the Modal Verb TURĖTI ‘have to/must’ |
Milda Šiaulytė, BA Trump vs. The Fourth Estate: Expressions of Facework in Broadcast Interviews with D. Trump |
| 13:40–14:00 | Joanna Kleviado, BA Stance Adverbials in Academic Blogs: A Corpus-based Study |
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Literature
| ROOM A9 | |
| 9:30–9:50 | Karina Overlingaitė, BA A Study of a Contemporary Hero in Teddy Wayne’s Kapitoil |
| 9:50–10:10 | Rūta Sadauskaitė, BA Shaping the Self in the Face of the Other in Walker Percy’s Novel The Moviegoer |
| 10:10–10:30 | Greta Kaikarytė, BA Guilty of Being Quilty: Stitching the Case of Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace |
| 10:30–10:50 | Aurelija Vaškevičiūtė, BA Power Relations in Dennis Lehane’s novel Shutter Island |
| 10:50–11:10 | Rokas Abromikas, BA Tracing the Fetishized Black Body: The Representation of Race in Jordan Peele’s Get Out |
| 11:10–11:30 | Anastasija Čechovskaja, BA The Narrative of Taste and the Taste of the Narrative in Jim Crace’s Devil’s Larder |
| 11:30–11:55 COFFEE BREAK | |
| 12:00–12:20 | Donata Gavėnaitė, BA All Creatures Great and Small: (Neo-)Victorian Fossil Hunting in Tracy Chevalier’s Novel Remarkable Creatures |
| 12:20–12:40 | Artūras Dijakovskis, BA Wounded by the Past, Confronted by the Present: Trauma in Jonathan Safran Foer’s Novel Extremely Loud Incredibly Close |
| 12:40–13:00 | Gabija Maldūnaitė, BA From Wanderings to Wonderings: The Search for Identity in Michael Bracewell’s Novel Perfect Tense |
| 13:00–13:20 | Brigita Beinarytė, BA What a Girl Wants? Female Subjectivity in Sarra Manning’s Novel You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me |