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Papers:

 

	Bibok, Károly & Szabó, Martina Katalin:	A corpus analysis of negative emotive words in Hungarian (with special focus on their discursive functions)	1-13.
	Putterer, Elisabeth:	Brennt unser Haus oder hat die Erde Fieber? Krankheits- und Feuermetaphorik im deutschen Klimawandeldiskurs	26-40.
	Varga, Mónika:	Rettenetes friss, iszonyú sok, szörnyű vígság: negatív emotív intenzitásjelölők variációjáról 16–18. századi szövegtípusokban	41-66.
	Szijártó, Áron:	Spaces of Multilingualism in Sándor Petőfi German Nationality Language Teaching Primary School of Nemesvámos	67-89.
	Shan Zhang:	Warm Heart in Chinese and English	95-116.
	Mahmoud S. S. Fannouna:	Translating Some English Collective Nouns into Arabic: A Case Study of Palestinian Students’ Translations	117-141.
	Bognár, Márk:	A critique and overview of current Humour Theories and their further integration into the field of Cognitive Linguistics. “I like jokes. Little pieces of nonsense. But thinking seriously about things is frightetning”	142-154.
	László-Sárközi, Gyopárka:	Lexikalisierte konzeptuelle Metaphern um die Konzepte Familie und Ehe im Ungarischen und Deutschen: Ein wörterbuchbasierter Ansatz	155-200.
Reviews, book notices:
	Dervishaj, Barbara:	Salvatore Attardo & Lucy Pickering: Eye tracking in Linguistics	14-19.
	Farkas, Imola-Ágnes:	Marcel den Dikken & Hideki Kishimoto (eds.): Formal Perspectives on Secondary Predication	20-25.
	Kertész, András:	Ryan M. Nefdt: Language, science, and structure. A journey into the philosophy of linguistics	90-94.

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