A study of euphemism and dysphemism in heart of darkness and things fall apart through conceptual metaphor theory [M. Phil Applied Linguistics] / by Arooba Hussain

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Arooba Hussain

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TextPublication details: Lahore : UMT. Institute of Liberal Arts. Department of Linguistics and Communication, 2024Description: 77 p. CDSubject(s):

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TP 823.912 ARO-S

Dissertation note: Report presented in partial requirement for M. Phil degree in Applied Linguistics Advisor : Dr. Bisma Butt M. Phil Department of Linguistics and Communications 2024 F2021084001

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Report presented in partial requirement for M. Phil degree in Applied Linguistics
Advisor : Dr. Bisma Butt M. Phil Department of Linguistics and Communications 2024 F2021084001

School of Social Sciences and Humanities

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