Cognitive Approaches to Mind, Language, and Society

Introduction
• Mind, language, and society: Theoretical and descriptive approaches in cognitive linguistics
  Mario Serrano-Losada & Daniela Pettersson-Traba | pp. 1–7
Theoretical approaches to figurative language
• Metaphor as a resemblance phenomenon: A re-examination of the role of similarity in conceptual metaphor
  Francisco José Ruiz de Mendoza Ibáñez | pp. 8–33
• From conceptual to literary metaphors: A neuroaesthetics perspective
  M. Dolores Porto | pp. 34–50
• Trends in cognitive-linguistic research on metonymy
  Antonio Barcelona | pp. 51–74
• A cognitive-pragmatic account of the structural elements of the ironic event: A typology of ironist, target, and interpreter roles
  Inés Lozano-Palacio | pp. 75–98
Figurative language and the social world
• Conceptualizing the Covid-19 pandemic through similes
  Manuela Romano & Maria Josep Cuenca | pp. 99–129
• What frequencies tell us of the foodstuffs used as source domain to conceptualize attractive people in Peninsular Spanish
  Margarita García-Romero | pp. 130–157
• Concepts that fit in a (Roman) hand: The cognitive dimension of manus ‘hand’ in Seneca’s figurative language
  Cristina Tur | pp. 158–179
Embodiment, categorization, and prototypicality
• Foreign accent identification, prototypicality, and lectometric methods
  María Ángeles Jurado-Bravo | pp. 180–202
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  Embodied semantic parameters for the lexical representation of spatial relational categories
  Ignasi Navarro i Ferrando | pp. 203–233
Book reviews
• Karolina Krawczak, Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk & Marcin Grygiel (Eds.). 2022. Analogy and Contrast in Language: Perspectives from Cognitive Linguistics
  Reviewed by Zhou Geng & Shuqiong Wu | pp. 234–241
• Márta Horváth & Gábor Simon (Eds.). 2022. Negative Emotions in the Reception of Fictional Narratives: A Cognitive Approach
  Reviewed by Xuan Zhao | pp. 242–249

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