Issue | Title | |
Volume 37 (2020) - Special Issue | Mermaids and Amazons in Polish Culture. White Marriage and The Lure as Contemporary References to Medieval Era Imaginaria | Abstract pdf |
Katarzyna Nadana-Sokołowska, Monika Rudaś-Grodzka | ||
Volume 26 (2018) | Metaphorical expressions in Albanian and Serbian ancient law collections | Abstract PDF |
Thomas Christiansen, Monica Genesin, Joachim Matzinger | ||
Volume 44(2021) | Metaphors as evidence of depression. Investigating the mental representation of depressive disorders | Abstract PDF |
Cristiana Tonon | ||
Volume 63 (2024) | Metaphors in Prime Ministers’ address to the Nation on Coronavirus. The case of ‘country lockdown’ televised statements in Italy and in the UK | Abstract PDF |
Daniela Cesiri | ||
Volume 29 (2019) - Special Issue | Methodological proposal to build a corpus-based ontology in terminology | Abstract pdf |
Isabel Durán-Muñoz | ||
Volume 61 (2024) - Special Issue | Mettersi nei panni (o nei piedi?) altrui e non stare nella pelle (o nei panni?). Su alcune varianti idiomatiche di empatia ed euforia | Abstract PDF |
Paola Mondani | ||
Volume 30 (2019) | Michela Giordano, Courtroom Discourse in Common Law Context: Past and Present, Master Aipsa Edizioni, Cagliari, 2016 | Details pdf |
Antonio Piga | ||
Volume 19 (2016) | Michela Marroni, Come leggere Robinson Crusoe, Solfanelli, Chieti, 2016 | Details pdf |
Maria Luisa De Rinaldis | ||
Volume 25 (2018) - Special Issue | Migration – What is in a word | Abstract pdf |
Judith Turnbull | ||
Volume 13 (2015) | Milk di Beverly Farmer e The Home Girls di Olga Masters: voci e parole creative di donne fra Australia e Grecia | Abstract pdf |
Antonella Riem | ||
Volume 15 (2015) | "Mind you, that's just, like, a guestimation": A diachronic analysis of morphological creativity in American teen talk and dubbing | Abstract pdf |
Veronica Bonsignori | ||
Volume 37 (2020) - Special Issue | Mit, obrzęd i duchowość Afryki w Czarnych słowach Anny Świrszczyńskiej | Abstract pdf |
Ewa Janion | ||
Volume 37 (2020) - Special Issue | Mito e tradizione nel teatro di Nina Sadur. La realtà dell’assurdo e l’assurdo della realtà | Abstract pdf |
Iryna Shylnikova | ||
Volume 24 (2017) - Special Issue | Modern and ancient migrants’ narratives through ELF. An Experiential-Linguistic project in Responsible Tourism | Abstract pdf |
Maria Grazia Guido, Lucia Errico, Pietro Luigi Iaia, Cesare Amatulli | ||
Volume 9 (2013) | Modos de agir e interagir n’ A resposta da Igreja: Uma análise discursiva com base em gêneros | Abstract PDF |
Alex Luis Dos Santos | ||
Volume 61 (2024) - Special Issue | Mogol e Battisti tra testo, modi di dire e comunicazione digitale | Abstract PDF |
Pierluigi Ortolano | ||
Volume 12 (2014) | Motion events in English as a fourth language: a linguistic analysis of a selected episode in multilingual learner narratives | Abstract pdf |
Martina Irsara | ||
Volume 52 (2022) - Special Issue | Multiethnic Families as Perfect Matches. A Study of Verbal and Visual Metaphors in Children’s Picture Books on Interracial Adoption | Abstract PDF |
Giorgia Riboni | ||
Volume 35 (2020) - Special Issue | Multimedialità e traduzione nei rapporti di Greenpeace Dirty Laundry e Panni Sporchi | Abstract PDF |
Emanuele Brambilla | ||
Volume 35 (2020) - Special Issue | Multimodalidad y traducción intersemiótica accesible en entornos museísticos | Abstract PDF |
Claudia Seibel, Laura Carlucci, Silvia Martínez Martínez | ||
Volume 17 (2016) | Musica e lingua giovane: i Boom Da Bash fra plurilinguismo e repertori creativi | Abstract pdf |
Alessandro Bitonti | ||
Volume 49 (2022) - Special Issue | Naming and appellative constructs in law, finance and banking | Abstract PDF |
Silvia Cacchiani | ||
Volume 60 (2023) - Special Issue | Napoli e la Campania nelle memorie di Vladimir Vejdle | Abstract PDF |
Patrizia Deotto | ||
Volume 60 (2023) - Special Issue | Napoli nell’immaginario dei musicisti russi. Il caso di Michail Glinka | Abstract PDF |
Anna Giust | ||
Volume 27 (2018) - Special Issue | Native speaker standard English versus English as a lingua franca. Where would Shakespeare stand? | Abstract pdf |
Thomas Christiansen | ||
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