Articles

• Freedom of Religion in Transylvania in Early Modern Times

  Reka Bozzay

  7-18

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• Freedom, Civil Activism and Critics of the Absolutism: Some Cases of the Dutch Republicanism in Enlightenment

  Jan Urbaniak

  19-35

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• Czech Exile Writers in the Netherlands: The Position of Jana Beranová and Jan Stavinoha in the Literary Field

  Lucie Sedláčková

  37-51

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• The Paradoxal Fight of Esperanto for Tolerance

  Jan Fabry

  53-64

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• Cultural Specific Elements of Translations into Polish on the Basis of Jip en Janneke by Annie M.G. Schmidt

  Magdalena Lipnicka

  65-81

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• The Importance of Social Interpreting as an Instrument of Tolerance in the Context of Current Refugee and Labour Migration

  Pavlína Knap-Dlouhá, Kateřina Křížová

  83-94

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• You Will Cherish Other People’s Language Errors! Tolerance for Language Changes and Spelling Errors

  Agata Kowalska-Szubert

  95-104

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• Hun hebben de taal verkwanseld en hun hadden gelijk – on ‘Tolerance’ with Regard to Different Varieties of the Dutch Language

  Kamila Tomaka

  105-118

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• Syntactic Tolerance: Is It Possible to Passivise Intransitive Verbs with Prepositional Objects?

  Agnieszka Flor-Górecka

  119-138

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• Who is More Tolerant? The Perception of Imperatives in Polish and in Dutch in an Informal Context

  Katarzyna Wiercińska

  139-154

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• The Introduction of the Glides [i] and [w] as an Attempt to Implement the Pronunciation of the Dutch Vowels [e], [y] and [o] by Polish Learners

  Zuzanna Czerwonka-Wajda

  155-167

  • pdf (Nederlands)
• How Tolerant is Foreign Language Teaching towards Translation?

  Muriel Waterlot

  169-182

  • pdf (Nederlands)