No 31 (2020): Special issue: STUDIES IN COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS 2

No 31 (2020): Special issue: STUDIES IN COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS 2

Published: 2021-03-27

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Editorial

Editorial

Daniel Karczewski

5-6

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Articles

Meaning in multisemiotic messages – functions of gestures accompanying speech as elements of utterance structure

Izabela Kraśnicka

7-22

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The preposition under and its noun collocates in the under-NOUN pattern: A quantitative corpus-based investigation

Jarosław Wiliński

23-43

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Conceptual metaphors in lyrics, vocal realization and music – reinforcement or modification of emotional potential

Magdalena Zyga

44-65

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Does Brexit mean Brexit? An analysis of the semantic field of the lexeme Brexit

Izabela Sekścińska, Agnieszka Piórkowska

66-87

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I will see it done: Metonymic extensions of the verb see in English

Łukasz Matus

88-108

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WORK IN PROGRESS

Selected aspects of the conceptualisation of success in English and Polish

Katarzyna Lach-Mirghani

109-129

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