Cognitive linguistics

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  Teacher: Hubert Kowalewski
  Email: hubert.kowalewski@umcs.pl
  Office hours: Wednesday 113:15-14:45, Thursday 9:45-11:15; room 4B (Department of Philology building)

  Course book: Taylor, John R., and Jeanette Littlemore, eds. 2014. The Bloomsbury Companion to Cognitive Linguistics. Bloomsbury Academic.
  

  • Select activity Announcements

    Announcements Forum
• Select section Setting the scene

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  Setting the scene
• Select section Introduction

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  Introduction

  Chapter 1: Introduction (sections 1-3)
• Select section Conceptual metaphors and metonymies

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  Conceptual metaphors and metonymies

  Chapter 2.2: Lakoff and the Theory of Conceptual Metaphor
• Select section Conceptual blending

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  Conceptual blending

  Chapter 2.4: Fauconnier's theory of mental spaces and conceptual blending
• Select section Cognitive poetics

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  Cognitive poetics

  Chapter 3.6: Cognitive poetics
• Select section Metaphors in counselling

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  Metaphors in counselling

  Chapter 4.4: Metaphor theory for counselling professionals
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  Midterm test
• Select section Cognitive poetics (continued)

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  Cognitive poetics (continued)
• Select section Metaphors in philosophical discourse (2 meetings)

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  Metaphors in philosophical discourse (2 meetings)
• Select section Journalistic discourse (2 meetings)

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  Journalistic discourse (2 meetings)
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  Student's project presentations