A conceptual basis for research into emotions and bilingualism

Anna Wierzbicka

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Aneta Pavlenko (henceforth A.P.) is a pioneer in the study of “languages and emotion” in general and “emotions and bilingualism” in particular. If I voice in this commentary some disagreements, I do so in order to engage in a constructive discussion, conscious of how much she has done in this area, and also, of how much we share in our respective perspectives on emotion, languages, and bilingual lives.

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1999Emotions across Languages and Cultures 2009Language and Metalanguage: Key Issues in Emotion Research 2007Translating lives : living with two languages and cultures 2002Translating One’s Self: Language and Selfhood in Cross-Cultural Autobiography 1995Adjectives vs. verbs: The iconicity of part-of-speech membership

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