Spread of folklore motifs as a proxy for information exchange: contact zones and borderlines in Eurasia; pp. 3–13

EMIC CONCEPTUALIZATION OF A ‘WILD EDIBLE PLANT’ IN ESTONIA IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY; pp. 15–34

MICRO-HISTORICAL INSPIRATIONS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF THE ARCHIVE COLLECTIONS OF THE POLISH ETHNOGRAPHIC ATLAS (SELECTED EXAMPLES: MACIEJÓWKA CAPS AND WOODEN SHOES); pp. 35–50

ACCULTURATION THROUGH MEANS OF COMMUNICATION: A STUDY OF LINGUISTIC EXCHANGES BETWEEN CHINESE AND ARABIC; pp. 51–71

IMPACT OF CHANGE OF THE LANGUAGE ENVIRONMENT ON THE EXTENT OF LANGUAGE SHIFT IN THE CONTEXT OF LINGUISTICS; pp. 73–91