Información General

• Autores: Krzysztof Kosecki (coord.)
• Editores: Peter Lang
• Año de publicación: 2007
• País: Bélgica
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-3-631-56211-6
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Listado de artículos

• • Section 1: Theoretical Issues of Metonymy

    • High-Level Cognitive Models: In Search of a Unified Framework for Inferential and Grammatical Behavior

      Francisco José Ruiz de Mendoza Ibáñez

      págs. 11-30

      

    • Metonymy and Semantic Representations

      Roman Kalisz

      págs. 31-41

      

    • On Formal Metonymy

      Boguslaw Bierwiaczonek

      págs. 43-67

      

    • Where Have All the Metonymies Gone?

      Mario Brdar

      págs. 69-86

      

    • Metonymic Links for 'Master Metaphor'

      Tanja Gradecak Erdeljic

      págs. 87-99

      

  • Section 2: Metonymy and Grammar

    • The Multi-Level Role of Metonymy in Grammar and Discourse: A Case Study

      Antonio Barcelona Sánchez

      págs. 103-131

      

    • High-Level Metonymies in the Understanding of Modality: A Cross-Linguistic Analysis

      Lorena Pérez Hernández

      págs. 133-146

      

    • Deverbal Nominalization as a Type of Metonymic Extension from Processes to Things

      Michal Szawerna

      págs. 147-155

      

    • Concept Delimitation, Frame Semantics, and Pragmatic Implicature. Issues for the Usage-Based Study of Metonymy

      Dylan Glynn

      págs. 157-173

      

    • The Role of Metonymy in Motivating Cross-Linguistic Differences in the Exploitation of Stand-Alone Conditionals as Indirect Directives

      Rita Brdar-Szabó

      págs. 175-197

      

    • Metonymy in Aphasia

      Kamila Ciepiela

      págs. 199-208

      

  • Section 3: Metonymy in Lexical Semantics

    • "By Word of Mouse": Metonymy and Conceptual Integration in Idiom Modifications

      Gabrijela Buljan, Tanja Gradecak Erdeljic

      págs. 211-226

      

    • Metonymic Projection as a Major Factor in the Rise of English Historical Synonyms of 'Man' and 'Woman'

      Marcin Grygiel

      págs. 227-240

      

    • Some Remarks on Metonymy in Compounding

      Krzysztof Kosecki

      págs. 241-251

      

    • Referential Metonymy of the Type Capital-for-Government in Croatia

      Goran Milic, Dubravka Vidakovic

      págs. 253-270

      

    • The Metonymic Element in Krio Conceptualization: The Cases of BIF and BUSH

      Johan Nordlander

      págs. 271-287

      

    • Metonymic Inferences Related to the Compound Noun 'Public Opinion'

      Dorota Sliwa

      págs. 289-294

      

  • Section 4: Metonymy in Semiotics and Literature

    • Pre-Linguistic and Non-Linguistic Metonymy

      Alina Kwiatkowska

      págs. 297-307

      

    • Metaphor and Metonymy in Biblical Proper Names

      Alexander Soloshenko

      págs. 309-321

      

    • Part-Whole Relations in the Selected Epigrams by J. Sztaudynger

      Marek Kuzniak

      págs. 323-334

      

    • Beating Up Intelligence: Metonymy in Terry Pratchett's Novels

      Sylwia Dzeren Glowacka

      págs. 335-348

      

    • Princess Antonomasia, Individualism, and the Quixotism of Culture: A Case of 'Tristram Shandy' by Laurence Sterne

      Jaroslaw Pluciennik

      págs. 349-366