16.2835, TOC: Language & Communication 25/4 (2005)

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Date: 03-Oct-2005
From: Sarah Oates < S.Oates at elsevier.com >
Subject: Language & Communication Vol 25, No 4 (2005) 

	
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Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 08:57:14
From: Sarah Oates < S.Oates at elsevier.com >
Subject: Language & Communication Vol 25, No 4 (2005) 
 

Publisher:	Elsevier Ltd.
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Journal Title:  Language & Communication 
Volume Number:  25 
Issue Number:  4 
Issue Date:  Oct 2005 


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Editorial Board / Publication information
pp CO2
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Semantic holism vs. semantic atomism
M. Silcox
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'Where obscurity is a virtue': The mystique of unintelligibility in
Santeria ritual
K. Wirtz
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Rhetoric and reflexivity in cognitive theories of language
C. Werry

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Volume Contents Index
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Volume Author Index
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NOW PUBLISHED!


FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE: CROSS-CULTURAL AND CROSS-LINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVES (CRiSPI
vol. 13)

By
Dmitrij Dobrovol'skij, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russian Language Institute)
and Moscow State University, Russia
Elisabeth Piirainen, Steinfurt, Germany

Table of Contents
General Issues. Conventional Figurative Language and Phraseology. On the
Cross-Linguistic Equivalence of Idioms. Motivation of Conventional Figurative
Units. 'False Friends' and Paronyms. The
Cognitive Theory of the Metaphor. Idioms of Fear: A Cognitive Approach.
Cognitive Modelling of Figurative Semantics. Specific Frames: The Concept House
in Language and Culture. Culture and Figurative Language. Cultural Symbolism in
Figurative Language. Numeral Words and Number Symbols in Culture and Language:
Case Studies. Animal Metaphors and Animal Symbols: Case Studies. Conclusions.
References.

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