Language, Expressivity and Cognition

Half Title\nSeries Page\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nFigures\nTables\nContributors\nAcknowledgements\nChapter 1: Constructing Emotion in Contemporary Discourses: A Taste for Expressivity\nPart I: Metaphoric Conceptualizations of Emotions\n	Chapter 2: Emotion and Reasoning in Hungarian heart Metaphors\n	Chapter 3: A Comparative Study of English, Italian and Polish Conceptual Metaphors of Emotion Regulation and Cognitive Inhibition\n	Chapter 4: Linguistic Means to Discursively Construct Dehumanization\nPart II: Constructing Emotion in Internet Discourses\n	Chapter 5: A Comparative Study of Donald J. Trump and Matteo Salvini’s Populist Strategies in the Representation of Immigrants and Refugees on Twitter\n	Chapter 6: Collective Identities and Emotions in Online Contexts\n	Chapter 7: A Phraseological Perspective on Evaluation: The Covid-19 Vaccination in Polish Web-Based News\nPart III: Emotion in Multimodal Discourses\n	Chapter 8: Arabic–English Code-Switching in Egyptian Rap Music and Social Networks\n	Chapter 9: Innovation and Emotion in Teen Talk in TV Series\n	Chapter 10: An Appraisal Approach to Emotion, Culture and Discourse in Audio Description: Exploring Audio Description Quality in Turkey\nConclusion\nIndex