Julia T. Williams Camus
List of John Benjamins publications for which Julia T. Williams Camus plays a role.
Articles
2020. Chapter 5. To be or not to be: Reconsidering the metaphors of apoptosis in press popularisation articles. How Metaphors Guide, Teach and Popularize Science, Beger, Anke and Thomas H. Smith (eds.), pp. 141–173
This chapter examines the metaphorical expressions used to explain apoptosis in press popularisations. The study was performed on a bilingual English-Spanish subset of 58 texts on apoptosis identified from a corpus of 300 cancer articles published in The Guardian, The Times, El País and El Mundo.… read more | Chapter
2020. Chapter 10. Creative journeys: Metaphors of metastasis in press popularization articles. Performing Metaphoric Creativity across Modes and Contexts, Hidalgo-Downing, Laura and Blanca Kraljevic Mujic (eds.), pp. 221–248
This chapter draws on the notion of creative recontextualization to explore how metastasis is recontextualized through metaphor in a bilingual English-Spanish corpus of press popularization articles on cancer. The quantitative and qualitative analysis revealed marked cross-cultural differences.… read more | Chapter
2015. Review of Tay (2013): Metaphor in Psychotherapy. A Descriptive and Prescriptive Analysis. The political impact of metaphors, Perrez, Julien and Min Reuchamps (eds.), pp. 283–289
Review
2015. Metaphor, news discourse and knowledge. Metaphor in Specialist Discourse, Herrmann, J. Berenike and Tony Berber Sardinha (eds.), pp. 245–270
The aim of this study is to analyse the role of metaphor in the dissemination of
specialised knowledge through the discourse of newspaper articles. A bilingual
English and Spanish newspaper corpus of 100 science popularisation articles
on cancer (The Guardian and El País) was used to analyse and… read more | Article
2009. An Approximation to the Ideological Basis of Metaphors Used for Cancer in the English and Spanish Press. Ideology and Cross-Cultural Encounters - Research and Methodology in Translation and Interpreting / Idéologie et les rencontres des cultures - recherche et méthodologie en traduction et interprétation, pp. 171–201
La métaphore est un outil très employé dans les articles de divulgation du cancer dans la presse parce que les processus par rapport à l’origine et la dissémination de la maladie restent relativement inconnus. Comme la métaphore implique nécessairement un système de correspondances partielles entre… read more | Article