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| Vol 34 (2022) |
Three cognitive frameworks for analyzing metaphoric plant names: Cognitive Grammar, Conceptual Metaphor Theory and Conceptual Blending Theory |
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Hubert Kowalewski |
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| Vol 34 (2022) |
The conceptualisation of lie in contemporary English texts |
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Irena Snukiškienė |
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| Vol 31 (2019) |
The speaking subject in Jerzy Bartmiński’s Linguistic Worldview Program: A Cognitive Grammar perspective |
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Henryk Kardela, Anna Kędra-Kardela |
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| Vol 34 (2022) |
Linguistic view of the Cossack in Polish folklore and historical songs against the background of selected Ukrainian and Russian texts |
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Daria Joanna Ławrynow |
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| Vol 31 (2019) |
Multimodality of communication from the philogenetic perspective |
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Ewa Boksa |
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| Vol 31 (2019) |
Słowa-klucze ujęte w Naturalny Metajęzyk Semantyczny: Carsten Levisen i Sophia Waters (ed.), Cultural Keywords in Discourse, Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2017, s. ix + 249. ISBN: 978 90 272 5682 9 (twarda oprawa), 978 90 272 6547 0 (e-book). Cena: 95,00 EUR |
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Adam Głaz |
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| Vol 30 (2018) |
Cognitive ethnolinguistics from Lublin and cultural linguistics in the English-speaking context. Selected issues |
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Adam Głaz |
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| Vol 30 (2018) |
Cognitive equivalence: Grammaticalization of concepts and the linguistic worldview |
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Dorota Elżbieta Filar, Przemysław Łozowski |
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| Vol 30 (2018) |
Linguistic worldview in multilingual groups as an indicator of developing a communal identity: The case of Esperanto |
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Ida Stria |
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| Vol 35 (2023) |
An invisible virtue: slušnost as a key Czech cultural value |
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Marie Pavlásková |
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| Vol 30 (2018) |
The neuter in language and neutrality in literature as a signal of linguistic otherness? |
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Eliza Pieciul-Karmińska |
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| Vol 29 (2017) |
“Animals, they don’t sort of more shallowly pass away, they just die”. Animals in polish linguistic worldview and contemporary sciences |
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Anna Pajdzińska |
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| Vol 29 (2017) |
Some aspects of snake euphemisms in Lithuanian names based on appearance, habitat, and behaviour |
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Marius Smetona |
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| Vol 29 (2017) |
Why flowers are good and innocent. A few words on the linguistic-cultural view of flowers |
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Dorota Piekarczyk |
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| Vol 29 (2017) |
The linguistic-cultural image of the Polish rak ‘crayfish’ |
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Maciej Rak |
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| Vol 28 (2016) |
Archeology of linguistic awareness of Poles and Russians. Comparative analysis of Polish and Russian associative dictionaries |
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Roman Gawarkiewicz |
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| Vol 27 (2015) |
The polish bieda in language and culture |
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Ewa Młynarczyk |
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| Vol 27 (2015) |
The need for textual evidence in reconstructing linguistic pictures of conceptual categories |
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Przemysław Łozowski, Anna Włodarczyk-Stachurska |
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| Vol 25 (2013) |
The (ETHNO)EUROJOS research project vis-à-vis the research programme of Lublin cognitive ethnolinguistics |
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Stanisława Niebrzegowska-Bartmińska |
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| Vol 25 (2013) |
The segmentation of the week in the awareness of contemporary Poles |
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Joanna Szadura |
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| Vol 25 (2013) |
The associative aspect of the Serbian concept of SLOBODA (wolność) |
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Marcin Grygiel |
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| Vol 30 (2018) |
Remarks on the contribution of grammar to linguistic worldview |
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Renata Grzegorczykowa |
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