9.00-9.45

    Plenary Lecture

    Chair: Charlie Jorge Fernández

        Prof. Richard Jorge   (University of the Basque Country)

  The Haunted Manor House as a Liminal Space: The Paradigm of the No Home in J.S. Le Fanu’s Narratives

Literature session

Chair: Oxana Blashkiv

10.00-10.30

       Jurate Radavičiūtė (Vilnius University)

'Space without places, time without duration' in Salman Rushdie's Novel Quichotte

10.30-11.00

      Shweta Arora  (National University of Singapore)

Navigating the In-Between: Liminality and Female Aspirations in Yosano Akiko's Kokyō no natsu (Summer at home, 1911)

11.00-11.30

       Eglė Mikulskaitė    (Vytautas Magnus University)

Liminal nothingness in Jurgis Kunčinas' novel Glisono kilpa (Glison's Loop)

11.30-12.00

       Miriam Mezghani    (Higher Institute of Applied Humanities Kef Tunisia)

Clarence’s Dream and its Symbolic Implications in Shakespeare’s Richard III

Literature session

Chair: Edward Colerick

13.15-13.45

        Neha Mohajer    (Christ University)

Between Tradition and Modernity: The Liminal Literary Landscape of Tahirih Qurrat al-’Ayn

13.45-14.15

        Marcos Hernández González  (University of La Laguna)

 “Incantations Against Silence:” Liminal Voices in Annemarie Ní Churreáin’s The Poison Glen

14.15-14.45

        Aylín Esmeralda García Hernández   (University of La Laguna)

“From Muse to Creator: Cross-referentiality in Ali Smith's Summer (2020)  and The Winter's Tale”

14.45- 15.15

       Ludmiła Mnich  (University of Siedlce)

The Ukrainian Shakespeare Society: An Attempt to Overcome Thresholds of Liminality

09:00-09.45

Plenary Lecture

Chair: Katarzyna Mroczyńska

    Prof. Marek Łukasik   (Pomeranian University in Słupsk)

“Challenges and Limitations of Generative AI use in Terminological Research”

Linguistic session

Chair Agnieszka Rzepkowska

10.00- 10.30

    Katarzyna Mroczyńska  (University of Siedlce)

From sex to gender: can the word collocational behaviour reflect changes in societal values and beliefs?

10.30-11.00

    Aleksandra Kowalczyk  (University of Siedlce)

"On extralinguistic motivation: selected cases of foodsemic developments in the history of English"

Linguistic session

Chair: Jarosław Wiliński

11.00-11.30

           Artem Velychko (University of Bialystok)

Lexicographic Representation of Syntactic and Semantic Categories of Specialised Collocations on the Theme of Fishing

11.30-12.00

           Agnieszka Rzepkowska (University of Siedlce)

 Overlapping of dictionary and encyclopaedic information in monolingual legal dictionaries and lexicons

12.00-12.30

           Amal El Mhaoudar (Sultan Moulay Slimane University)

Language Universals and Linguistic Diversity: English, Japanese, and Arabic Phonetics, Syntax and Semantics as Study Cases

Linguistic session

Chair: Agnieszka Rzepkowska

13.30-14.00

        Jerzy Skwarzyński (The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin)

 “Just a Delicate Difference” What Adolescent Readers Expect from Translated Fiction – The Case of Cultural References

14.00-14.30

         Monika Zasowska  (University of Katowice)

Connotative and associative meaning in social, cultural and academic contexts. 

14.30-15.00

         Ingie Zakaria  (University of Innsbruck)

Self-Perception and English Proficiency

15.00-

15.30

         Małgorzata Szymańska (University of Zielona Góra)

Bugger – its iconicity and liminality. An investigation into the present status of bugger in the Australian variation of English

Session in Philosophy

15.30-16.00

           David Pérez Chico (Universidad de Zaragoza)

The liminality of Deep disagreements

16.00-16.30

           Marek Jastrzębski  (University of Siedlce)

Between the Paths of Human and Divine: Parmenides’ Poem in the Perspective of Archaeological Finds in Velia

16.30-17.00

          Sergio García-Rodríguez  (Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia)

“The Limits of Rationalism: a Vindication of Experience in Descartes”