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KINGA KOZMINSKA. 2016. Language and identity in a transnational context: A sociophonetic study of the Polish of a group of migrants living in the UK. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 33%
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G. KRAJEWSKI. 2008. A constructivist investigation into the development of Polish noun inflections in children between two- and three-and-a-half years of age. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 51.67%
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JAROSLAW KRIUKOW. 2017. 'I can express myself, but not my self': Investigating the English language identity of Polish migrants in Scotland. Ph.D thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 35.05%
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MAŁGORZATA KRZEK. 2013. The syntax of impersonal constructions in Polish. PhD thesis. Newcastle.
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Pop. 45.41%
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J. KUMIEGA. 1978. Grotowski within Poland. M.Litt. thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 38.15%
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B.S. LEASE. 2009. Fantasy or symptom? Desire and the political in Polish theatre. PhD thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 58.06%
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KATARZYNA LECH. 2013. Re-energizing theatre through verse: The functions of verse structure in theatre [with reference to Irish and Polish verse drama]. PhD thesis. UC Dublin.
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Pop. 16.63%
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W. LOVELL. 2008. Formal procedures in the music of Karol Szymanowski from the years 1914-18. PhD thesis. Nottingham.
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Pop. 39.08%
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MARTA MACHAŁA. 2015. At home in the world: Czesław Miłosz and the ontology of space. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 28.6%
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G. MALKIEWICZ. 1991. Literature as a medium for self-understanding. A study with particular reference to the writings of Witold Gombrowicz. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 40.32%
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KATARZYNA M. MARCHEWKA. 2016. Gender agreement in Polish: A study based on elicitation and corpus data. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 30.21%
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AGATA MASLOWSKA. 2019. Homeland variations: A response to the anxieties of self-identification in the context of displacement [with special reference to the use of Polish in emigration]. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 23.39%
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JANE MCDONNELL. 2019. The second language acquisition of subject pronoun distribution in English, Italian and Polish: Testing the Interface Hypothesis. PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 24.32%
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E. MUIR. 1986. The strategies of language acquisition in bilingual Polish/English children. Ph.D. thesis. Reading.
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Pop. 52.67%
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PAUL NEWTON-JACKSON. 2022. Georg-Philipp Telemann [1681-1767] and the invention of 'the Polish style': Musical Polishness in the early modern German imagination. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 17.87%
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CLARISSA DE SOUSA OLIVEIRA. 2017. Intergenerational language transmission and ethnolinguistic identity: The Polish community in Mallet/Paraná, Brazil. Ph.D. thesis. UC Dublin.
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Pop. 36.66%
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NATASHA E.F. OXLEY. 2015. Talking taboos: the personal over the political? Contemporary Polish playwriting. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 30.83%
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J. PIETRIKIEWICZ. 1947. A comparative study of English lyric poetry from a Polish point of view [...]. Ph.D. thesis. London (KCL).
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Pop. 36.54%
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BEATA POLANOWSKA. 2002. Reading philosophy through literature: A study of Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz's novels 'Farewell to Autumn' and 'Insatiability' […] and his metaphysical categories from a perspective of the philosophical work of Søren Kierkegaard. PhD thesis. Derby.
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Pop. 60.98%
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A. REID. 2001. The combinatorial lexicon: Psycholinguistic studies of Polish morphology. Ph.D. thesis. London (Birkbeck).
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Pop. 48.01%
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