The following papers have been accepted for presentation at PoS-3:

1. Lyudmilla A'Beckett. Patterns of indirect negative evaluation: Russian mass media on Ukrainian leaders
2. Krasimir Angelov. Type-Theoretical Resource Grammar for Bulgarian
3. Tanja Anstatt. Characteristics of the Russian verbal system of bilingual Russian-German children
4. Neil Bermel. Representativity in the Czech National Corpus and Acceptability Judgments
5. Paola Bocale. Russian tam: a discursive and hypothetical marker?
6. Otto Boele. Imagining Stagnation: the Twilight of the Soviet Union
7. Bernhard Brehmer. Variation in Verb Case Government in the Speech of Polish-German Bilinguals
8. Bożena Cetnarowska. Formation of resultative adjectives in Polish and analogical levelling
9. Bożena Cetnarowska and Jadwiga Stawnicka. The verb’s semantics and its compatibility with temporal adverbials in Polish
10. Dieter De Bruyn and Michel De Dobbeleer. Ideology Without Plot? Adamovič & Granin, Białoszewski, and the Master Narratives of the Relief of Besieged Cities During WW II
11. Cassio de Oliveira. Nonsense and Trans-Sense in the Russian XX-Century Avant-Garde: An Analysis Based on Karcevskij's Theory of Asymmetric Dualism
12. Elena Dieser. Code-Mixing among bilingual Russian-German children and adults (Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies)
13. Valentin Duebbers. The Aspect of Verbs of Motion in Russian and Czech
14. Iryna Galutskikh. Where are the Limits of Historical Core Vocabulary of East Slavonic Languages?
15. Agnieszka Gasz. On the dual nature of the aphorism (a linguistic approach)
16. Bruno Gomide. The “rise of the Russian novel” as an alternative model for intellectuals on the periphery: the case of Brazil (1887–1924)
17. Elena Graf. Russian Interjections: Principles of Description
18. Ewa Gwiazdecka. Achievement and accomplishment encoded by Polish verbal prefix:a formal approach
19. Bernhard Hartmann. Dramatic text between representation and performance. Conceptualizations of 'drama' and 'theatre' in Tadeusz Rozewicz's "realistic-poetic theatre"
20. Inessa Hellwig-Fabian. Slavic Languages in Contact with Yiddish and Colonist German in Eastern Europe
21. Katarzyna Janic. Do antipassive constructions exist in Polish?
22. Marcin Junczys-Dowmunt. A quantitative study of German compound nouns and their Polish equivalents
23. Mikhail Kopotev. The Helsinki Annotated Corpus of Russian Texts HANCO: a tool for teaching and learning of Russian
24. Igor' Korobushkin. Albanian borders inside Russian - an approach towards a classification of a new Russian internet slang
25. Lyudmyla Kravchenko. Ukrainian nicknames, problem of their classification
26. Dasha Krijanskaia. Against Narrativity and Linearity: Landscapes of Postmodernism in the Theatre of Nekrosius and Vasiliev
27. Gertje Krumbholz. Combinability of zacząć + nouns
28. Emilia Kubicka. What is the difference between BOUNDEDNESS and WHOLENESS? The case of the unit do cna ‘entirely’
29. Tatyana Loikova-Nassenko & Jitka Stiessova. Space and time
30. Maria Malygina. The earliest witnesses of the Old Church Slavonic Sticherarion
31. Stela Manova. Universal and language-specific properties of closing suffixation: Types of closing suffixes
32. Hans Robert Mehlig. Aspect and bounded quantity complements in Russian
33. Maria Mushchinina. Russian Legal Terminology
34. Filippo Nereo. Czech-German Language Contact in an Isolated and Moribund Setting
35. Jan Nouza, Jindrich Zdansky and Petr Červa. Automatic collection, annotation and indexing of Czech broadcast speech
36. Eva Ogiermann. Quantitative research methods in cross-cultural pragmatics
37. Svetlana Polyakova. Conjunction and Particle versus Connector: an Example for Lexicography
38. Joanna Rabiega-Wisniewska. The analysis of speakers’ errors in the Polish dialog corpus
39. Achim Rabus. Towards a Typology of Inter-Slavic Language Contact
40. Alina Romanenko. Influence of Extralinguistic Reality on Language on the example of the concept PORYADOK (order) in Russian Socio-political Discourse
41. Dirk Saleschus. More is less and less is more – vowels, features and assimilations in Russian
42. Gunter Schaarschmidt. Multiple Interference and Putative Innovations in Canadian Doukhobor Russian
43. Schamma Schahadat. Everyday Life ‘à la russe’. Russian and Western Concepts of Everyday Life
44. Jörg Schulte. The Paphlagonian Enetoi. The history of a foundation myth in Polish, Croatian und Russian Historiography and Literature
45. Tatiana Shalaeva. To the Reconstruction of Common Slavic Agricultural Terminology (*tokъ "threshing-floor")
46. Ania Snarska. Partial Control in Polish Cannot Be an Instance of Agree
47. Svetlana Sokolova. A Survey of Russian Pronominal Lexemes Expressing Cause and Goal: Constructions and Pragmatics
48. Barbara Sonnenhauser. Parentheticals and the inherent dialogicity of utterances
49. Olga Steriopolo. The nature of homophones
50. Neil Stewart. Commemoration and Identity in Paris and Moscow. The Pushkin Celebrations of 1937 and the One-Day Gazette Pushkin
51. Toma Tasovac. Developing a Lexicographic and Publishing Platform for the Serbian Language
52. Nadine Thielemann. Russian women's high involvement conflict style
53. Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri. Perspectives on Slavic Aspect
54. Beata Trawinski. Argument and Adjunct Nominals in Polish: Syntax, Semantics, Lexical Licensing
55. Mari Uusküla. The puzzle of two terms for red in Czech
56. Stijn Vervaet. The literary canon as a means of constructing collective memory. The canonisation of the Bosnian literature of the Austro-Hungarian epoch (1878-1918)
57. Adrian Wanner. The Appeal of Hybridity: Russian Translingual Writers in the 21st Century
58. James Wilson. Dialect contact in the Czech Republic: do Moravians in Prague really speak Common Czech?
59. Serge Yablonsky and Valentina Balkova. Construction of a Russian WordNet Grid
60. Maria Zagrebelnaya. Spatial meanings of the English verb-particle out and the Russian prefix vy-in verbs of motion
61. Piotr Zmigrodzki and Renata Przybylska. Wielki slownik jezyka polskiego (The Great Polish Dictionary) – the conception and methods of preparation

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