Miscellaneous

• Ubuntu. The multicolored, influencing voice. Towards cimarrona metaphoric argumentation

  Marisol Cárdenas Oñate

  559-587

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• Representations of President Dilma Rousseff by the ‘Movimento Brasil Livre’ (‘Free Brazil Movement’)

  Thaiza de Carvalho dos Santos, Viviane Cristina Vieira

  588-609

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• Occupy: The spatial dynamics of the discourse in the global protest movements

  Luisa Martín Rojo

  610-639

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• Reflections about ‘Occupy’. The spatial dynamics of discourse in global protest movements, by Luisa Martin Rojo

  Óscar García Agustín, Luisa Martín Rojo, Joan Pujolar Cos, Miguel Pérez Milans, Adil Moustaoui Srhir, Elisa A. Hidalgo McCabe, Camila Cárdenas Neira , Susana Martínez Guillem

  640-684

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• “The story of an announced death”: the discourses in the press on protest movements in education in Portugal

  Ana Raquel Matos, Olga Solovova

  685-706

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• The use of metaphors in the okupa movement in Barcelona

  Virginia Mattioli

  708-758

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• I am a victim but also an activist. Migrant narratives in the Platform for Mortgage Victims

  Laura Menna

  759-780

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• Metaphors for social change

  Esperanza Morales López

  781-807

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• The Movement for Our Missing People in Mexico

  Tania Rodríguez Martínez

  808-820

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• Discursive relationships 68/122. Similarities, differences and transtextualities between youth protest discourses in Mexico

  Irene Imuris Valle Padilla

  821-861

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