Titlebook: Cultural Conceptualizations in Language and Communication; Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 La

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Cultural Conceptualizations in Language and Communication978-3-030-42734-4Series ISSN 2193-7648 Series E-ISSN 2193-7656

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Metaphors for the Nation: Conceptualization of Its BODY and/or PERSONifferences in scenario distribution, as well as in the use of irony and humor and of topical references to socio-economic and political developments or national stereotypes. In conclusion, we discuss how these differences are related to culture-specific discourse traditions.

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The Red Pill, Unicorns and White Knights: Cultural Symbolism and Conceptual Metaphor in the Slang ofutsiders. The paper is an attempt to analyse the jargon of the incel community from a linguistic perspective, investigating the various sources for the coinage of in-group terminology in the scope of the Discursive Worldview framework proposed by Waldemar?Czachur (Explorations 4, pp. 16–32, .). In a

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Family Networking of Bilingual Couples: Reactions to Othernessackgrounds share comparable experiences of building relations with the extended families. I analyze excerpts of interviews produced by the participants with regard to the subjective evaluations of their individual relations and contacts with their Polish partners’ families. I report on the participa

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Trans(de)formations—Migrant Traumas in Aga Maksimowska’s ue, giant, monstrous, grotesque and aberrant, which functions as the central symbol of the alteration her crossing various boundaries requires and which becomes the allegory of multifaceted otherness enforced both by adolescence and the process of entering a new culture to become a Polish-Canadian.

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