Cognitive Linguistic Studies

Articles
• The defaultness hypothesis: Affirmative sarcasm, negative sarcasm
  Rachel Giora | pp. 1–15
• Delimiting durative events with manner: A comparative study of two verbs of rushing in Mandarin
  Chu-Ren Huang & Siaw-Fong Chung | pp. 16–59
• Unweaving the embodied nature of English temporal prepositions: The case of at
  Javier A. Morras Cortés & Xu Wen | pp. 60–84
• Our metaphorical minds: Language as cultural manifestations
  Lily I-wen Su | pp. 85–108
• Contextual congruency and novel metaphor integration
  Kathleen Ahrens & Shu-Ping Gong | pp. 109–132
• Metonymy: Mental simplism and our best and worst instincts
  Zhuo Jing-Schmidt | pp. 133–151
• Making meaning with metaphor in grief therapy: A single-session segmental approach
  Dennis Tay & Robert A. Neimeyer | pp. 152–174
• Metaphors and their semantic predictability in dyadic interaction
  Shihong Du & Yu Wang | pp. 175–203
• Eating we live by: eating metaphors in Mandarin Chinese
  Kun Yang, Jinqiu Guo & Xu Wen | pp. 204–233

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