Skulls from the Past: Archaeological Negotiations of Scientific Racism by Johannes Siapkas

“…Terms like archaeological culture, people, race, in general and in precise forms, were used metonymically to signify clear-cut bounded entities with diachronically immutable characteristic traits. …”
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Transpositional geologies: presencing the politics of mineral specimens by Basu, P

“…Museum objects, whether geological or anthropological, are conceptualised as fragments, which stand as metonyms for absent contexts. The essay discusses how these absences are presenced explicitly through museum interpretation, but also more elliptically through other strategies, including the various ‘transpositional’ interventions documented and enacted in the book.…”

Hêlēl ben-Šaḥar and the Chthonic Sun: A New Suggestion for the Mythological Background of Isa 14:12-15 by Quick, L

“…Understanding the phrase to metonymically remind of the sun itself, the Ugaritic conception of the chthonic sun will be proposed to provide a much more satisfying parallel with our Isaiah passage.…”

Liebe als Flucht: Metaphorische und allegorische Sinnschichten in Gertrud Leuteneggers Roman „Späte Gäste“ (2020) by Daniel Annen

“…Yet, this blocked door is interesting for its metaphorical and metonymical meaning, as it stands for the barrier between the narrator and her earlier partner. …”
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Imagining emotions in storyworlds: physiological narrated perception and emotional mental imagery by María-Angeles Martínez

“…This study explores the presentation of fictional characters’ physiological processes as a prompt for readers’ embodied experience of storyworlds through the metonymic activation of self-relevant emotion schemata. …”
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Metaphors in texts about climate change by Alice Deignan

“…This article discusses the use of metaphors and metonyms in texts about climate change in different registers, with a particular focus on the information given to young people, and what they understand about the topic. …”
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L’image, miroir du compagnonnage au XIXe siècle by Laurent Bastard

“…The solution to these prerequisites is often found in the representing of tools of the trade (or other attribute of the activity), which functions metonymically as a representation of the professional itself or the whole profession. …”
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STUDENT’S MISTAKES AS MIRROR OF STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PORTUGUESE AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES by G. . Petrova

“…The alternation of anaphoric and cataphoric usage of personal pronouns in Russian and Portuguese phrases, structural distinctions in sentence construction, verbal structure in Portuguese versus nominal structure in Russian, the possibilities of metonymic transfer usage and abstract nouns translation in plural are examined. …”
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Toxic Colonialism: Between Sickness and Sanctuary on Ilet La Mère, French Guiana by Sophie Fuggle

“…This involves frequent misconceptions that French Guiana itself is an island, and the metonymic evocation of its islands, notably Devil’s Island (one of the Salvation Islands) and Cayenne, to denote the entire territory. …”
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A linguistic analysis of the dominant axiological values in Moroccan drink brand names by María Enriqueta Cortés de los Ríos, Fatima Azahraa El Yamlahi

“…This paper aims to look into the most prominent axiological values in Moroccan  drink brand names and how they are introduced through cognitive operations such as comparison metaphors, correlation metaphors, domain expansion, domain reduction and metonymic chains. In addition, we will show the verbal or visual modes in which they are manifested. …”
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«Nowy Donkiszot» albo Pornografia nowoczesności: O zapomnianym dramacie Jerzego Żuławskiego by Michał Dudek

“…The pornographic code, elevated to the rank of the construction principle of the play, is a literary strategy allowing the playwright to critically penetrate reality, here metonymically represented by an entertainment establishment in Rome.…”
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THE ART OF STEALING: EÇA DE QUEIRÓS AND KLEPTOMANIA by Estela Vieira

“…Through a focus on the materiality of the story, on the objects stolen, and on the symbolic and metonymic references, this essay connects a critique of economic and literary conventions with the story’s narrative structure. …”
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‘So am I detached / From the fabric which claims me’ Women, Fabric, and Poetry by Patricia Coughlan

“…Women are immemorially associated with fabric, an association both metaphorical and metonymic, and one widespread in myth, legend and folklore. …”
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Left Dislocation in Indonesian by Heejin Jung

“…A coreferential copy of '-nya' is presented grammatically without variation, and this clitic presents a metonymic link between the referents of LD constructions. …”
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Voicing Inarticulate Childhoods in Troubled Times: Barry Hines’s A Kestrel for A Knave (1968), James Kelman’s Kieron Smith, Boy (2008) and Stephen Kelman’s Pigeon English (2011)... by Georges Letissier

“…Barry Hines often claimed that in his stories he shunned the sophistication of literary experimentalism. To his metonymic logic can be opposed James Kelman’s raw, unmediated transcription of the long-winded monologue of a Glaswegian boy in the 1950s. …”
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Verbs That Express Passive Hearing in Catalan and French: Semantic Change of the Forms <i>sentir</i> (Catalan) and <i>entendre</i> (French) by Carla Ferrerós-Pagès

“…By taking examples drawn from diachronic and synchronic lexicographical sources, I have analyzed the meanings conveyed by these two verbs and their metaphorical and metonymic projections from their origin to their current use. …”
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'Mas avremos adelant': Minaya Alvar Fanez and the Heroic Vision in the Cantar de Mio Cid by Hazbun, G

“…After tracing the literary development of the partnership, including the possibility of French influence, I address the role of Minaya through three different areas: structural/narrative interactions; connective imagery and the metonymic mode; and subjectivity, where I examine the psychological implications of this quasi-fraternal relationship, drawing on the primitive and mythical origins of the double figure. …”

Derivatives with Formant -<i>teka</i> in Modern Russian by E. M. Melnikova, Z. K. Gaponova

“…It is demonstrated by examples that it joins the free and connected foundations of Russian and foreign origin and expresses the meanings ‘collection’ and ‘repository’, metonymically related to each other and not always shared in dictionary interpretations. …”
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Les nuits contestataires des néo-charbonniers du Vercors : un chronotope forestier au service d’une hétérotopie by Christophe Baticle, Philippe Hanus

“…The chronotope thus set up therefore borrows from heterotopia and heterochrony insofar as the diurnal and especially nocturnal forest system constitutes “another space” in an atypical way of living the rhythms of daily life in connection (fantasised to a greater or lesser degree) with the History of the Vercors region. These festive metonyms of time and space are spatial and temporal anchor points which indicate how this experience is established in situ to challenge the dominant system.…”
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Travesty Image of Germany in the Russian Literature of 1840s: I. P. Myatlev’s poem "Sensacii i zamechaniya gospozhi Kurdyukovoy za graniceyu, dans l’etranger by S. S. Zhdanov

“…The mundane aspect is represented with things, money and goods as a typical attribute of the German (Western) civilization, which leads to the metonymic unity of cities and goods produces there, the way it happens toHamburg. …”
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