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v0.0.4 - Revised version of the second round - accepted manuscript for production

18 Aug 21:59
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This is the main release containing revision after the second round of peer-review after which the manuscript is accepted for production. Note that some of the grammatical fixes happened directly in the MS Word after this release but the main analyses and statistics do not change.

The accepted manuscript is available for download on figshare via the following DOI link:

Rajeg, Gede Primahadi Wijaya. to appear. ANGER in Indonesian: “Awakening a sleeping tiger”. In Zoltán Kövecses, Réka Benczes, & Veronika Szelid (Eds.), Metaphors of Anger across languages: Universality and variation [Comparative Handbooks of Linguistics 8]. Berlin & New York: De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.23929605

v0.0.3 - Revised version of the first round

30 Apr 02:14
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This version contains revised materials after the first round of reviews. This revised version is then sent out for the second round of review.

v0.0.2 - Reduced complete draft of the manuscript main text

28 Mar 07:20
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This is another pre-release of the book chapter on the cultural models of ANGER in Indonesian. One of the important notes for this pre-release is the first complete draft of the main text of the manuscript (written in R markdown), except the abstract and the glossing of the sentential examples. The manuscript at this stage has not been peer-reviewed and has been reduced to 22,525 words. This pre-release provides records not only for the main manuscript but also other files, such as the raw data files containing the annotation on the metaphors, metaphorical expressions, metaphorical mappings, and more.

v0.0.1 - First complete draft of the manuscript main text

23 Mar 05:06
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This is a pre-release of the book chapter on the cultural models of ANGER in Indonesian. One of the important notes for this pre-release is the first complete draft of the main text of the manuscript (written in R markdown), except the abstract and the glossing of the sentential examples. The manuscript at this stage has not been peer-reviewed and amounts to over 25K words. In the next release, I plan to reduce the number of words. Therefore, this pre-release provides records not only for the long main manuscript but also other files, such as the raw data files containing the annotation on the metaphors, metaphorical expressions, metaphorical mappings, and more.