Phraseologiae amor

This collection features a diverse range of contributions exploring various aspects of phraseology and its implications across languages and cultures. Annelies Häcki Buhofer introduces the work, followed by Daniel Bresson discussing nominal predicates with support verbs. Harald Burger delves into nominal phraseology, while Colette Cortes classifies metalinguistic autonymic phrases in German. Martine Dalmas examines routine formulas, and Carine Delplanque and Renaud Lallement analyze language deconstruction in the theater of Werner Schwab. Dmitrij Dobrovol'skij focuses on motivation in idiomatic expressions, and Peter Durco presents proverbs as minimal units for German as a foreign language. Wolfgang Eismann revisits forgotten psychoanalytic perspectives in phraseology, and Eugene Faucher highlights the cultural significance of phraseology. Nicole Fernandez Bravo discusses rhetoric and phraseology in a specific literary work, while Laurent Gautier addresses the use of Austrian phrases in literature. Regina Hessky studies euphemistic idioms, and Bernadette Hoffmann explores Arcimboldi's phraseological elements. Christine Palm Meister offers a phraseological portrait of Mother Courage, and Marie-Hline Perennec examines lexicalized time metaphors. Annely Rothkegel reflects on new horizons in phraseology research, while Barbara Sandig discusses phrases for perspective in lexicons and texts. Hartmut Schröder investigates speech tabo