Review of Cognitive Linguistics

Articles
• Semantic comprehension of idioms: Their effectiveness and psychological reliability
  Leila Erfaniyan Qonsuli & Shahla Sharifi | pp. 1–18
• The role of echoing in meaning construction and interpretation: A cognitive-linguistic perspective
  Alicia Galera Masegosa | pp. 19–41
• Exploring the cultural conceptualization of emotions across national language varieties: A multifactorial profile-based account of pride in European and Brazilian Portuguese
  Augusto Soares da Silva | pp. 42–74
• Everyone “leaves” the world eventually: Culture-based homogeneity and variation in death is departure
  Karen Sullivan & Wojciech Wachowski | pp. 75–93
• Meaning construction and motivation in the English benefactive double object construction: Verbal and constructional semantics at work
  Pilar Guerrero Medina | pp. 94–111
• An extended view of conceptual metaphor theory
  Zoltán Kövecses | pp. 112–130
• The embodied teaching of complex verbal constructions with German placement verbs and spatial prepositions
  Sabine De Knop | pp. 131–161
• Arbitrariness, motivation and idioms
  Laurie Bauer | pp. 162–179
• “Hi, Mr. President!”: Fictive interaction blends as a unifying rhetorical strategy in satire
  Paula Fonseca, Esther Pascual & Todd Oakley | pp. 180–212
• Pò (‘break’), qiē (‘cut’) and kāi (‘open’) in Chinese: A diachronic conceptual variational approach
  Jing Du, Fuyin Thomas Li & Mengmin Xu | pp. 213–243
• Delivering the unconventional across languages: A Cognitive Grammar analysis of nonce words in “Jabberwocky” and its Ukrainian renditions
  Wei-lun Lu, Svitlana Shurma & Suzanne Kemmer | pp. 244–274
Book reviews
• N. I. Stolova. 2015. Cognitive Linguistics and lexical change. Motion verbs from Latin to Romance
  Reviewed by Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano | pp. 275–281
• P. Chilton & M. Kopytowska (Eds.). 2018. Religion, language, and the human mind
  Reviewed by Deliang Wang | pp. 282–287

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