Cover Table Of Contents Introduction: Marek Kuźniak, Agnieszka Libura, Michał Szawerna Ocultar Nivel Part 1.— Imagery We Live By Why Are Multimodal Metaphors Interesting? The Perspective Of Verbo-Visualand Verbo-Musical Modalities: Elżbieta Górska Ethnic And Gender Stereotypes In Signed Languages: A Cognitive Linguistic View: Krzysztof Kosecki Metaphor, Language And Gesture: Amelia Kiełbawska Swan Neck And Goose Rump: Metaphor And Metonymyin Specialized English And Polish Equestrian Vocabulary: Eleonora Pawłowicz Conceptualizations Of Fear In English And Polish: Anna Rewiś-Łętkowska Headlines Of Controversyand The Role Of Metonymy And Metaphor: Shala Barczewska The Role Of Figurative Language In Political Discourse: Azad Mammadov, Misgar Mammadov Ocultar Nivel Part 2.— Structures Of Meaning. Investigating Lexicon, Grammar And Text Levels Of Countability: A Corpus Based Study: Jacek Woźny English And Polish Ditransitive Constructions In Contrast:A Construction Grammar Approach: Joanna Paszenda Analysis Of The Verbal Prefix Iz- In Croatian Usingthe Corpus-Driven Method Of Cognitive Linguistics: Przemysław Brom The Same Or Just Much The Same? Problems With Coreference From The Reader'S Perspective: Magdalena Zawisławska, Maciej Ogrodniczuk Cognitive Grammar Methods In The Studyof Polish Emotion Verbs: Marta Dobrowolska Gradation In The 'Friend-Enemy' Oppositionin English And Russian: Olga Luntcova Ocultar Nivel Part 3.— Advancing Theoretical Tools Of Triangles, Trapeziums And Ethnolinguists: The Linguistic Worldview Revisited: Adam Głaz, Katarzyna Prorok About The Need To Integrate Research Approachesto The Language Faculty Phenomenon: Jolanta Mazurkiewicz-Sokołowska Embodiment And Metaphorical Meaning Creation: Gábor Simon The Role Of Textual Value-Triggering Snapshots In Valuation: Tomasz Włodarski

The origins of this volume lie in the international conference Cognitive Linguistics in the Year 2012, convened by the Polish Cognitive Linguistics Association. The proceedings of the conference revolved around three major thematic areas: metaphorical and metonymic underpinnings of meaning in language and beyond, prototypical and gradual phenomena pertaining to linguistic categorization across the lexicogrammatical continuum, and the need for advancing theoretical tools. These recurring themes are reflected in the three-part structure of this volume, with contributions from nearly two dozen researchers exploring a broad array of linguistic as well as non-linguistic data.