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Cognitive Grammar in LiteratureEdited by Chloe Harrison, Louise Nuttall, Peter Stockwell and Wenjuan Yuan
[Linguistic Approaches to Literature 17] 2014
► pp. 17–34
Edited by Chloe Harrison, Louise Nuttall, Peter Stockwell and Wenjuan Yuan
[Linguistic Approaches to Literature 17] 2014
► pp. 17–34
Chapter 2. War, worlds and Cognitive Grammar
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