Język Polski, 1920, Nr 3 (maj/czerwiec)

''Język Polski, 1920, nr 3 (maj/czerwiec)'' by Nitsch, Łoś, and Rozwadowski is a scholarly journal focusing on the Polish language, published in the early 20th century. This issue presents various topics related to Polish linguistics, including new poetic rhyme principles, revised hyphenation rules, and discussions on language phenomena and development. The publication aims to engage linguists and those interested in the evolution and codification of the Polish language, reflecting the cultural and linguistic climate of the time. The opening of this issue begins with an introduction to a new rhyme principle in Polish poetry, establishing the necessity for changes in how rhymes are structured. It discusses the evolution of poetic forms since the 16th century, highlighting contemporary poets who exemplify this new trend. Following this, the text addresses several scholarly articles detailing updates to hyphenation rules recommended by the Polish Academy of Learning, emphasizing the practical applications and disagreements on the previous guidelines. The content indicates a rich dialogue among language experts dedicated to shaping a standardized approach to Polish linguistics amid shifting cultural contexts.