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English 'Joyful' vocabulary semantic developments
New York: Peter Lang Edition (2016)
Abstract
The book offers a novel exploration into the semantic development of English terms concerning the concept of 'joy' (bliss, cheer, delight, dream, game, gladness, glee, joy, and mirth). The author adopts a panchronic perspective, according to which language reflects the way speakers experience the world.
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