Emotions and Multilingualism

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Exploring the intricate relationship between language and emotions, this groundbreaking work delves into how bilinguals perceive and express feelings in their different languages. Aneta Pavlenko challenges traditional monolingual perspectives in linguistics and psychology, addressing questions about emotional experiences, language learning, and the preferences of writers for their second language. This thought-provoking analysis is aimed at scholars and researchers across various disciplines, offering new insights into the emotional landscape of multilingualism.