A groundbreaking work in cognitive linguistics, this book argues that metaphor is fundamental to human thought and shapes how we understand the world. It introduces the concept of conceptual metaphor and its influence on language, behavior, and culture.
This anthology brings together key texts from major theorists and scholars in comparative literature, tracing the field's evolution from the Enlightenment through postcolonial and global perspectives. It serves as a core reference for students and researchers in world and comparative literary studies.
An Introduction to Sociolinguistics by Ronald Wardhaugh provides a comprehensive overview of the study of language in its social context. The book explores how language varies and changes in different social settings and what these variations reveal about society. Key topics include language and identity, dialects, multilingualism, language and gender, pidgins and creoles, code-switching, langu…
Second edition of a mastery-test compendium in English literature, compiled by Dr. Reza Deedari and published by Rahnama in 1377 (1998). Designed for undergraduate literature courses in Iran.
This volume compiles edited and peer‑reviewed papers from the 6th International Workshop on Seeds held in Mérida, Mexico (January 1999). It covers seed development & maturation, dormancy & germination, storage & vigour, ecological interactions, and practical biotechnological and agricultural applications. Includes bibliographical references and index
A comprehensive and well-illustrated textbook, written in clear language to meet the syllabi of M.Sc. Zoology and Agricultural Entomology in Indian universities. It covers insect structure and function, life cycles, behavior, environmental interactions, insecticide usage, pest control methods, and integrated pest management. Useful for students, researchers, practitioners, and those preparing f…