Reading Materials

Ayto, John (1999, 2006): Movers and Shakers. A Chronology of Words That Shaped Our Age. OUP.

Böhmerová, Ada (2010): Blending As Lexical Amalgamation and Its Onomatological and Lexicographical Status in English and in Slovak. Bratislava: Ševt.

Böhmerová, Ada (2009): Neologisms – Some Considerations Concerning Word-Formative Tendencies in English. In: Slovak Studies in English II. Bratislava: AnaPress, pp. 33-45.

Böhmerová, Ada (2005): Non-Parallel Internationalisms. In: Slovak Studies in English I. Bratislava: Comenius University, pp. 58-68.

Crystal, David (1995,...): The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language (Etymology, pp. 136-155; Lexical Dimensions, pp. 170-187; New Ways of Studying English, pp. 436-441)

Durkin, Philip (2009): The Oxford Guide to Etymology, Oxford: OUP (Introduction, pp. 1-33; Lexical Borrowing, pp. 132-154)

Kvetko, Pavol (1996): Anglická frazeológia v teórii a praxi. Bratislava: UK

McCarthy, Michael and O’Dell, Felicity (2008): English Collocations in Use. CUP

Ološtiak, Martin (2011): Aspekty teórie lexikálnej motivácie. Prešov: Prešovská univerzita v Prešove, pp. 11-52

Szymanek, Bogdan (2005): The Latest Trends in English Word-Formation. In: Štekauer, Pavol, Lieber, Rochelle: Handbook of Word-Formation. Springer, pp. 429-448.

Štekauer, Pavol (2002): On the Theory of Neologisms and Nonce-formations. In: Australian Journal of Linguistics, 1, pp. 97-112