Studies in cognitive corpus linguistics

Barbara Lewandowska‐Tomaszczyk · Katarzyna Dziwirek

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Discourse Analysis in Language Studies Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation linguistics and terminology studies

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Contents: Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk/Katarzyna Dziwirek: Emergence of Cognitive Corpus Linguistics - Piotr Pezik: Extraction of multiword expressions for corpus-based discourse analysis - Galina I. Kustova/Olga N. Lashevskaja/Elena V. Paducheva/Ekaterina V. Rakhilina: Verb Taxonomy: From theoretical lexical semantics to practice of corpus tagging - Karen Sullivan: Grammatical constructions in metaphoric language - Monika Kopytowska: Corpus linguistics and an eclectic approach to the study of news - the mechanism of framing - Hanna Pulaczewska: Syntactic reduplication as an ironically-driven pragmatic principle in the spoken language - Kamila Turewicz: A Cognitive Grammar perspective on Jennifer Coates's findings on the semantics of English modals - Eliza Kitis: Emotions as discursive constructs: The case of the psych-verb 'fear' - Agnieszka Kaleta: English aspectual verbs and their complements: The case of 'begin' - Lily I-wen Su/Louis Wei-lun Lu: A new look at analogous words: A corpus-based approach - Giuliano Fiorentino: The ordering of adverbial and main clauses in spoken and written Italian - Jerzy Gaszewski: Polish particles tak and nie as polysemous words: A corpus-driven study - Martine Delorge: A diachronic corpus study of the constructional behavior of verbs of reception in Dutch - Dagmar Divjak/Stefan Th. Gries: Corpus-based cognitive semantics: A contrastive study of phrasal verbs in English and Russian - Katarzyna Dziwirek/Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk: 'Love and hate' - Unique transitive emotions in Polish and English - Mikolaj Deckert: Pleonasms - from cognition to translation - Hu Ying-Huseh/Ho Yi-Chen: Prepositions we live by: Implications of the polysemy network in teaching English prepositions in and on - Anna Turula: Extensive study of an Anglophone film corpus as a way of implicit learning complex FL grammar - Irena Czwenar: The growth of grammatical complexity in the spoken language of adult learners of English.

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