OLC Slavistik: A'Beckett, Ludmilla - Bleached NEGATIVITY Of English And Russian Metaphors: Can A Comparison With The Plague Be Flattering?

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ID	2001954808
Author(s)	A'Beckett, Ludmilla
Title	Bleached NEGATIVITY Of English And Russian Metaphors: Can A Comparison With The Plague Be Flattering?
Published	The New Zealand Slavonic journal, Wellington : Univ, 45, 2011, 57-69
Soundex	B1542; N6422; E0645; R7860; M6217; C4617; P1540; F3522
Medium	article
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Source	OLC Slavistik
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Bleached NEGATIVITY Of English And Russian Metaphors: Can A Comparison With The Plague Be Flattering?