From Words to Fixed Expressions
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The volume examines lexical and idiomatic phenomena in various Indo-European languages, covering a wide range of linguistic and interdisciplinary studies while addressing both single-language issues and contrastive perspectives. The key topics include vocabulary and, in particular, phraseology in Slavic, Germanic and Romance languages across different areas of linguistic communication. It explores the role of vocabulary in general, as well as in therapeutic and specialised communication (e. g. mathematical or mathematically motivated phraseology and legal terminology), and in language…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The volume examines lexical and idiomatic phenomena in various Indo-European languages, covering a wide range of linguistic and interdisciplinary studies while addressing both single-language issues and contrastive perspectives. The key topics include vocabulary and, in particular, phraseology in Slavic, Germanic and Romance languages across different areas of linguistic communication. It explores the role of vocabulary in general, as well as in therapeutic and specialised communication (e. g. mathematical or mathematically motivated phraseology and legal terminology), and in language acquisition. The volume also concentrates on proverbs and idiomatic expressions.
Autorenporträt
Ewa Komorowska is a titular professor at the Institute of Linguistics, University of Szczecin, Poland. She is the author and co-author of numerous works on Polish-Russian comparative linguistics, phraseology, pragmalinguistics and intercultural communication.

Univ. Prof. Dr. habil. Magdalena Lisiecka-Czop arbeitet am Institut für Linguistik der Universität Szczecin, Polen. Sie forscht zur Phraseologie, Lexikologie, zur deutschen und deutsch-polnischen Lexikografie sowie zu Fachsprachen.

Danuta Stanulewicz, associate professor at the Institute of English and American Studies at the University of Gdansk, Poland, specialises in semantics (mainly colour vocabulary and metaphors) and sociolinguistics (endangered languages).