Titlebook: Cultural Conceptualizations in Language and Communication; Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 La

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,‘Vala’ and the Fate of Narrative Epic, -personalization have a long conceptual history in English-speaking cultures and still figure in present-day political discourse. However, do metaphor users from different cultures understand such metaphors in the same way as English-L1-speakers? Empirical evidence from an intercultural metaphor in

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Finding a Voice for Experience,s in various natural languages. First, it explains why and how metaphor and metonymy are used as conceptual and linguistic ‘fig leaves’ to hide or tone down unpleasant or threatening concepts. Metonymy allows us to either zoom in on one aspect of a domain, or zoom out to de-emphasize the unpleasant

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Finding a Voice for Experience,it, the conceptual processes that it employs are as varied and complex as in English—its lexifier and one of the major Western languages. Section . briefly introduces the symbolic nature of language. Section . describes the basic properties of pidgin and creole languages. Section . provides an overv

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