Hatamzadeh Esfahani, Somayeh Rostami, Masoud
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Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik
Recently, considerable literature has grown up around the theme of possible worlds as a new way of understanding literary texts. The main thrust of Possible Worlds Theory lies within the world-creating power of the reader’s imagination. Despite a considerable amount of literature on Possible Worlds Theory, investigating the consistent correlation b...
Jiménez López, M. Dolores
El griego antiguo emplea, al igual que otras lenguas, colocaciones incoativas con verbos de ‘caer’ en combinación con nombres de sentimiento, experiencia o situación negativa (caer en una enfermedad, to fall in love, cadere in disgrazia). En este trabajo se analiza este tipo de colocaciones con (ἐμ)πίπτω desde Homero al s. III d. C.: se estudia cuá...
Stojić, Aneta Konecny, Christine
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Yearbook of Phraseology
This article focuses on metaphorical collocations, a special subtype of lexical collocations in which the cohesion between the constituents is based on a lexicalised metaphor (see Reder 2006; Volungevičienė 2008; Konecny 2010a, 2010b, 2023). The word combinations in question can develop from originally free sequences into recurrent patterns appeari...
Montali, Lorenzo Brooker, Joanne Camussi, Elisabetta Davenport, Parris Ronco, Elisabetta Shand, Lyndel Zulato, Edoardo Knight, Tess
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Psychology & health
Research showed that ovarian cancer poses unique challenges to patients' care experiences and that patients' social networks could affect their care path significantly. The present study aimed to analyse the metaphors that patients used to signify the impact of the illness on their social relationships and the role of relationships in dealing with ...
Kotenko, Valentyna
The objective of this article is to give a panoramic view of the realization of the categories of religious discourse in the football press and in books of journalistic style dedicated to football. It is an interdisciplinary study which, in its theoretical part, provides an examination of the dialogue of the two social phenomena (religion and sport...
arbeláez, jorge eduardo soto-bruna, maría jesús
In this article, we hold a strong thesis, i.e., that light is the conceptual resource that best explains the creative act in Thomas Aquinas’s metaphysics. Thus, inasmuch as being is the luminous act of the Uncreated Being, it bears resemblance to the Uncreated Being in its very principle. In this sense, we seek to present the role of light, in its ...
Digonnet, Rémi
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Pérezts, Mar Fotaki, Marianna Shymko, Yuliya Islam, Gazi
Take a deep breath. Although nothing is more natural or essential to human bodies than breathing, this simple yet vital act is the critical result of complex organizational, material, and political processes. We suggest that breathing can be thought of as a political model of organizing insofar as it shapes questions of life and death while rooting...
lago, sara zago, sara bambini, valentina arcara, giorgio
Background. The left and right temporoparietal junctions (TPJs) are two brain areas involved in several brain networks, largely studied for their diverse roles, from attentional orientation to theory of mind and, recently, predictive processing. In predictive processing, one crucial concept is prior precision, that is, the reliability of the predic...
Vial, Iván Moskalewicz, Marcin Szuła, Anastazja Schwartz, Michael A. Fuchs, Thomas
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Frontiers in Psychiatry
Debates concerning the reliability and validity of operationalized criteria and diagnostic tools have surrounded the issue of schizophrenia diagnosis and clinical decision-making related to the disorder. The notion of the praecox feeling (PF) has played a prominent role in the discussions as an example of the possibility of a rapid and potentially ...
