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Universality vs. cultural specificity of anger metaphors and metonymies in English and Vietnamese idioms
Tran B.
DISCOURSE VARIATION OF THE CONCEPTS OF DESTRUCTIVE EMOTIONS
Volkova Y.A., Panchenko N.N.
Lateralization of emotion word in the first and second language: Evidence from Turkish-English bilinguals
Mergen F., Kuruoglu G.
Old English emotion is temperature: Cultural influences on a universal experience
Díaz-Vera J.E.
Anna Wierzbicka’s Linguocultural Theory of Emotions in the Development Dynamics
Ionova S.V., Shakhovskiy V.I.
Ethic / Aesthetic Aspect of Emotions Ecologicity in the Works of Art
Shakhovsky V.I., Volkova P.S.
SENTIMENT AND CONFIDENCE IN FINANCIAL ENGLISH: A CORPUS STUDY
Mackenzie J.L.
Emotional Effects of Positive Forms of Communication
Ionova S.V.
EMOTIONS OF JESUS
Wierzbicka A.
Monarchy Signs and Symbols within the Baccus' Sphere of British Utilitarian Discourse (Lingua-Semiotic and Emotive Aspects)
Olyanitch A.V., Khramova O.V.
Emergent impoliteness and persuasive emotionality in Polish media discourses
Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk B., Pęzik P.
To the Problem of Medical Term Emotiogenicity
Madzhaeva S.I.
Narrativised simile and emotional responses to Brexit
Dancygier B.
A Comparative Analysis of the Semantic Structure of Lexical Units Verbalizing the Concept of “Emotion” In Russian, English, French and Italian Linguocultures
Dmitrieva N.A.
Mixed Emotion and Its Functional and Semantic Potential (Exemplified with the Word Dislike)
Shteba A.A.
Representation of the Category of Emotiveness in Shakespeare’s Sonnets
Filimonova O.Y.
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