Table of contents of the issue 1/2017, January-April
Figurative Language We Live By. The Cognitive Underpinnings and Mechanisms of Figurativity in Language (edited by Annalisa Baicchi and Alexandra Bagasheva)
The Impact of Figuration on Word-formation: The Role of Figurative Language in the Production and Interpretation of Novel Analogical Compounds
Tastes We've Lived By. Taste Metaphors in English
On the Figurativity of Mouth in Fully Lexically Specified Constructions in English
Representing Manhood: The pre- and post-War English Gentleman in 17th century Courtesy Books
Metonymy and Metaphor in the Construction of Meaning of English Continuative Verbs
Adverse Conceptual Representations of Children in Rape & Sexual Assault Cases in England and Wales, in Legal Processes and the Media
Cognitive Linguistics and Translation Studies: Translating Conceptual Metaphors in Popular Science Articles
Morality, Ideology and Metaphorical Family Roles in Obama's Political Speeches
Investigating Metaphor and Metonymy in Oral Financial Discourse: A Corpus-driven Study
"In the depths of the world's credit crisis": Compelling Synergies between Conceptual and Grammatical Metaphor in a Corpus-assisted Study of the British and Italian Financial Press
A Radical Approach to Metonymy
Eyelashes, Speedometers or Breasts? An Experimental Cross-cultural Approach to Multimodal Metaphor and Metonymy in Advertising
You are the Colour of My Life: Impact of the Positivity Bias on Figurativity in English
Reading Figurative Images in the Political Discourse of the British Press
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