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1 | “Kids… can you please understand us (Parents)?”: The relationships between linguistic strategies and identities of parents with major depressive disorder from storytelling in the interview discourse | Kavilanan S., Kaewjungate W. | 2021 | Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences 42(3),pp. 591-598 | 0 |
2 | Metaphor in the stock exchange business discourse | Kavilanan S., Nantachantoon S., Lerlertyuttitham P. | 2018 | Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences 39(3),pp. 840-849 | 0 |
3 | /tan-hǎa/ or lust: A study of conceptual metaphors from a Thai perspective | Kaewjungate W., Kavilanan S., Khaisingto P. | 2023 | Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences 44(1),pp. 301-310 | 0 |
4 | ‘Brave and self-sacrificing Covid warriors:’ the metaphors used to describe healthcare workers in Thailand | Kaewjungate W., Kavilanan S., Boonkan N. | 2023 | South East Asia Research
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