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. v–vi
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Table of contents
Metaphor and metonymy, their interaction across discourse types
and modalities: Past and present research
and modalities: Past and present research
Robert Kiełtyka
Mario Brdar
Marcin Kudła
Goran Milić
Part I.Metaphor and metonymy in context
Chapter 1.Metonymy and triggers in the Córdoba Metonymy Database
Antonio Barcelona
Chapter 2.How to stomach the idea that an internal organ of the body
can become an action: A cognitive semantic view of denominal verbs
can become an action: A cognitive semantic view of denominal verbs
Robert Kiełtyka
Marcin Kudła
Chapter 3.A handful of grammaticalization: The development
of quantifying -ful
of quantifying -ful
Carmen Portero Muñoz
Chapter 4.The flavorful language: Food metaphors in Chinese culture
Xu Wen
Xin Li
Chapter 5.From metonymy to metaphor: A corpus-based diachronic comparison of English and Chinese color
metaphors
Ziyi Zhao
Part II.Metaphor and metonymy across discourse types and modalities
Chapter 6.Geopolitics meets journalism: The capital for government metonymy in US news
media
Lilla Petronella Szabó
Utku Bozdag
Réka Benczes
Chapter 7.Metonymic chameleons, snowballs, and slices: Towards the 3D model of metonymy
Mario Brdar
Rita Brdar-Szabó
Chapter 8.Schematicity of metaphors as a euphemistic strategy
Tanja Gradečak
Goran Milić
Chapter 9.Music as the vehicle of emotions: A cognitively-couched
analysis of “As time goes by” as featured in the film Casablanca (1942)
analysis of “As time goes by” as featured in the film Casablanca (1942)
Agnieszka Grząśko
Chapter 10.The deep, deep irony of winning the battle
over coronavirus: How metaphor, metonymy and conceptual blending
can help produce irony
over coronavirus: How metaphor, metonymy and conceptual blending
can help produce irony
Inés Lozano-Palacio
Rita Brdar-Szabó
Mario Brdar
