Publications

Peer-reviewed journal articles:
2017. Contesting Hegemonic Gender and Sexuality Discourses on the Web: A Semiotic Analysis of Latvian and Polish LGBTQ and Feminist Blogs. In: Dhoest, A., Ł. Szulc, B. Eeckhout (eds). LGBTQs, Media and Culture in Europe. London: Routledge, 153-171

2016. Latvian verbs of speaking and their relations to evidentiality. Kalbotyra 69 (special issue on Modality and Evidentiality), 59-81

2016. Activist Online Journalism and the Gender Controversy. Investigating Polish LGBTQ blogs. Journal for Discourse Studies / Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung 4 (2), 154-177

2015. Stance and politeness in spoken Latvian. Lingua Posnaniensis 57 (1), 25-40

2015. Anti-EU and anti-LGBT attitudes in Poland: Considering quantitative and qualitative evidence. Baltic Journal of European Studies 5 (2), 30-55

2015. Contesting hegemonic gender and sexuality discourses on the web. Latvian and Polish discourses of gender dissidents. CADAAD Journal 7 (2), 222-242

2015. Homophobic speech in post-socialist media: A preliminary typology of homophobic manipulative discourse. The Journal of Language and Sexuality 4 (1), 139-174

2014. Ja es būtu smuks, es gribētu būt meitene! (‘If I were pretty, I would like to be a girl!’). Debating transsexualism in the Latvian Parliament. Gender Studies 13 (1), 179-200

2013. Nazis vs. occupants: the language of ethnic conflict in Latvian parliamentary debates. Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict 1 (2), 225-255

2013. Questions in Latvian and Polish Parliamentary Debates: A Comparative Study. Lingua Posnaniensis 55 (1), 37-54

2012. Reportive evidentiality and reported speech: is there a boundary? Evidence of the Latvian oblique. In: Usonienė, A., I. Dabašinskienė, N. Nau (eds.) Multiple Perspectives in Linguistic Research on Baltic Languages. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 170-192

2012. Es nezinu, kam ir vajadzīga tāda runāšana... Viedokļu pieteikšana Latvijas parlamentā. Via Scientiarum I, 53-66

2010. As if one were not enough: on the multiple functions of the Latvian it kā ‘as if, as though’. In: Nau, N., N. Ostrowski (eds). Particles and connectives in Baltic. Vilnius: Vilniaus Universitetas, 39-72

2009. Evidentiality markers in modern Latvian. In: Berg-Olsen, S. et al. (eds.) The Baltic Languages and the Nordic Countries. Vilnius: Lietuvių Kalbos Institutas, 37-57

2009. Atstāstījuma izteiksmes formu lietojums preses rakstos. Vārds un tā pētīšanas aspekti 13 (1), 40-48


Reviews, replies:
2017. Urszula Kluczyńska, Wiktor Dynarski and Anna M. Kłonkowska. Poza schematem. Społeczny konstrukt płci i seksualności. Gdańsk 2016: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego. pp. 145. Book review. Journal of Gender and Power 7 (1), 143-150

2015. Reply to: Nörenberg, Agata. “For us, and for all of Poland, the Warsaw Uprising will always be a grand epos.” Polish Memory Discourse in the Post-War Era in Poland and in Exile. In: Galizia, G., D. Shulman (eds). Forgetting: An Interdisciplinary Conversation. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, 205-216 (Response on pages 216-218)


Monographs:
2012. Linguistic markers of stance in Latvian parliamentary debates. Saarbrücken: Lambert Academic Publishing (PhD dissertation)


Non-scientific publications (selected):
2016. Ich, die Einwanderin. Weser Kurier, August 26.

2014. Gendera ideoloģija Polijā? SKAPIS (http://skapis.eu/2014/04/gendera-ideologija-polija/)

2014. Tęcza nad Bałtykiem. Replika 50, 27-29

2013. Laima Muktupāvela. Reportaż i baśń. Baltica ↔ Silesia I (1), 209-212

2013. Jak zwracają się do siebie Łotysze. In: Marcjanik, M. (ed.) Jak zwracają się do siebie Europejczycy. Warsaw: Warsaw University, 376-389