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Brglez, Mojca, Omnia Zayed & Paul Buitelaar
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¿Cambió la pandemia la imagen de las enfermeras españolas? Identidad enfermera y voz como fuentes informativas .
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Li, Ke, Yanyu Wang & Shukang Li
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The construction of anti-pandemic image: a semiotic study of the role metaphors play in pandemic discourse in China.
Language and Semiotic Studies 10:4
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Liu, Yufeng & Dechao Li
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Multimodal metaphor (re)framing: a critical analysis of the promotional image of China’s Hubei Province in the post-pandemic era on new media.
Social Semiotics 34:2
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Liu, Yufeng, Dechao Li & Jieyun Feng
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Lucek, Stephen & Dean Phelan
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Reading Twitter as a marketplace of ideas: how attitudes to COVID-19 are affecting attitudes to migrants in Ireland.
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Magaña, Dalia, Arthur Durazo, Lorraine Ramos & Teenie Matlock
2024.
An analysis of metaphor in COVID-19 TV news in English and Spanish.
Journal of Communication in Healthcare 17:3
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Mobarki, Yahya Abdu A. & Fahad Alzahrani
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Sports fanaticism as a disease: a Corpus-based study of metaphors in Saudi newspapers.
Frontiers in Psychology 14

Nacey, Susan
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Metaphor and Symbol 39:2
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Romano, Manuela & Maria Josep Cuenca
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How Do Pandemic Policies and Communication Shape Intergroup Outcomes? Initial Findings From the COVID-19 Pandemic and Open Questions for Research and Policy.
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van Poppel, Lotte & Roosmaryn Pilgram
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Chamberlain, Elizabeth F.
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Giorgis, Paola, Olena Semenets & Bilyana Todorova
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“We are at war”: The military rhetoric of COVID-19 in cross-cultural perspective of discourses.
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence 6

Giuliani, Alice
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Exploring pandemic metaphors in educational contexts: a survey on the language of teachers and educators in Reggio Emilia, Italy.
Frontiers in Psychology 14

Inya, Onwu
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‘This app is evil forest true true’: metaphor-based metadiscursive evaluations of Twitter by Nigerians.
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McClaughlin, Emma, Sara Vilar-Lluch, Tamsin Parnell, Dawn Knight, Elena Nichele, Svenja Adolphs, Jérémie Clos & Giovanni Schiazza
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Musolff, Andreas
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Permacrisis, Conspiracy Stories and Metaphors.
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Negrea-Busuioc, Elena
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‘Vaccine as a cheat sheet’: a metaphor gone awry on Facebook.
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Paliichuk, Elina
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A spiderweb of human trafficking: An empirical linguistic study.
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Peng, Zhibin, Yating Yu, Dennis Tay & Michal Ptaszynski
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Wilding, Ell, Sara Bartl, Jeannette Littlemore, Maria Clark & Joanne Brooke
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Brugman, Britta C., Ellen Droog, W. Gudrun Reijnierse, Saskia Leymann, Giulia Frezza & Kiki Y. Renardel de Lavalette
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Kazemian, Reza, Hadaegh Rezaei & Somayeh Hatamzadeh
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Pérez-Sobrino, Paula, Elena Semino, Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano, Veronika Koller & Inés Olza
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Acting like a Hedgehog in Times of Pandemic: Metaphorical Creativity in the #reframecovid Collection.
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Scherr, A.
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Stewart, Ellen, Anna Nonhebel, Christian Möller & Kath Bassett
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Terceiro, Danielle
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Zima, Elisabeth
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