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  1. Review of Bernárdez & Carisio (2025): Lingüística cultural. Bases teóricas, modelos y aplicaciones
  2. Why Metaphor Needs Resemblance and Metonymy Depends on Experience
  3. Deconstructing Verbal Irony: The Mechanics of Echoic Mention
  4. How Imitation Creates Humor and Criticism
  5. Decoding Exaggerated Word Blends: A Cognitive Study
  6. Understading Verbal Irony in High Intellectual Ability
  7. Metaphor’s Missing Link: How Similarity Shapes Thought
  8. How Our Minds Build and Understand Irony
  9. How Similes with “Like” Differ from Metaphors—and Why It Matters
  10. Unlocking Metaphor: How Structural Similarity Builds Meaning
  11. The Two Faces of Similarity in Language: From Metaphor to Mockery
  12. Metaphor in Science: How Experts Think and Communicate
  13. A Unified Theory of Figurative Language: How Our Minds Create Meaning
  14. Irony from the point of view of pragmatics and cognition
  15. How We Understand Irony in Speech and Everyday Situations
  16. The Architecture of Figurative Language: Operations & Constraints
  17. How Mental Scenarios Shape Meaning: Metonymy’s Hidden Role
  18. When Sentences Pretend: The Cognitive Roots of Agent-Deprofiling
  19. How Linguistics and Literature Together Explain How Irony Works
  20. Why Irony Works: A Cognitive Explanation
  21. How Cognitive Models Combine to Create Meaning
  22. Mapping Grammar’s Family Trees: A Construction Grammar Approach
  23. Why Constructions Form Families: Understanding the Network Structure of Grammar
  24. Language and communication
  25. How Marvell Uses Time Metaphors to Build Meaning in “To His Coy Mistress”
  26. Teaching Computers to Understand Constructions
  27. How English Uses Motion to Express Results: When States Become Destinations
  28. How Metaphor, Irony, and Hyperbole Work in the Mind
  29. Cognitive Modeling
  30. The Functional Perspective on Language and Discourse
  31. Theory and Practice in Functional-Cognitive Space
  32. Introduction. Plotting functional-cognitive space
  33. Constructing discourse and discourse constructions
  34. Low-level situational cognitive models within the Lexical Constructional Model and their computational implementation in FunGramKB
  35. How Functional Linguistics and Pragmatics Work Together to Explain Real Language Use
  36. Meaning construction, meaning interpretation and formal expression in the Lexical Constructional Model
  37. Lexical class and perspectivization constraints on subsumption in the Lexical Constructional Model: the case of say verbs in English
  38. A defense of the power of Lakoff's Conceptual Metaphor Theory
  39. Defining Metonymy in Cognitive Linguistics
  40. Introduction
  41. Going beyond metaphtonymy: Metaphoric and metonymic complexes in phrasal verb interpretation
  42. Metonymy and cognitive operations
  43. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics
  44. Creativity and Convention: The Pragmatics of Everyday Figurative Speech
  45. Levels of description and explanation in meaning construction
  46. The metonymic and metaphoric grounding of two image-schema transformations
  47. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics
  48. Levels of description in meaning representation
  49. Grammatical metonymy within the 'action' frame in English and Spanish
  50. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics
  51. High-level metaphor and metonymy in meaning construction
  52. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics
  53. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics
  54. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics
  55. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics
  56. Cognitive operations and pragmatic implication
  57. Grounding, semantic motivation, and conceptual interaction in indirect directive speech acts
  58. Why Metonymy Matters for Grammar