From motion to emotion: aspects of physical and cultural embodiment in language

New York: Peter Lang (2016)
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Abstract

Inspired by the idea that emotion(s) and motion(s) constitute profoundly intertwined dimensions of physical and cultural embodiment reflected in language, this volume comprises nineteen contributions presenting exploratory and applicative accounts of (e)motion(s) situated across a range of topical research areas.

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