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In:New Vistas in Research on Metaphor and Metonymy: Their contexts and interaction across discourse types and modalities
Edited by Robert Kiełtyka, Mario Brdar, Marcin Kudła and Goran Milić
[Human Cognitive Processing 82] 2027
► pp. 1–15

Introductory chapter
Metaphor and metonymy, their interaction across discourse types and modalities

Past and present research

 | University of Rzeszów
 | University of Osijek
 | University of Rzeszów
 | University of Osijek
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Article outline
  • 1.Introduction
  • 2.Metaphor
  • 3.Metonymy
  • 4.Metaphor-metonymy interaction
  • 5.Chapters in this volume
    • 5.1Metaphor and metonymy in context
    • 5.2Metaphor and metonymy across discourse types and modalities
  • 6.Conclusion
  • Author queries
  • Notes
  • References
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