Ewelina Prażmo

Associate Professor

Maria Curie-Skłodowska University

Poland

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Ewelina Prażmo is an Associate Professor at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Poland. Her research focuses on cognitive linguistics, online discourse, and the analysis of dehumanizing language, as reflected in her recent articles about linguistic representation in incel culture and the racially charged discourse during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also investigates the implications of emergent language patterns and derivational morphology in contemporary communication.

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Rafał Augustyn

assistant professor

Maria Curie-Skłodowska University

POLAND

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Ewelina Prażmo

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Articles (10)

Affixmaxxing or the emergence of new derivational affixes in online discourse: A construction morphology approach

“All women are like that”: an overview of linguistic deindividualization and dehumanization of women in the incelosphere

The Translation of Diminutives in Miron Białoszewski’s “A Memoir of the Warsaw Uprising.” A Cognitive Analysis

In dialogue with non-humans or how women are silenced in incels’ discourse

The Racist Pandemic. A Semantico-Pragmatic Study of Anti-Asian Overtones in COVID-19-related Twitter Discourse

Foids are worse than animals. A cognitive linguistics analysis of dehumanizing metaphors in online discourse

The Spread of Chinese Virus in the Internet Discourse: A Cognitive Semantic Analysis

The post-fact world in a post-truth era: the productivity and emergent meanings of the prefix post- in contemporary English

Parasites, Herbivores and Dried Fish: Dehumanising Metaphorical Blends in Japanese

The post-fact world in a post-truth era: the productivity and emergent meanings of the prefixpost-in contemporary English

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Rafał Augustyn

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