Elżbieta Wójcik-Leese, Copenhagen, Denmark.

"The cognitive poetics approach Elzbieta Wojcik-Leese adopts is particularly suited to an examination of Elizabeth Bishop's poetry, since Bishop defined her poetics in terms of the expression of a mind thinking, rather than the expression of a completed thought. Wojcik-Leese's research is exemplary; she accomplishes a description and explanation of poetic thought developing from the cognitive constructs of the human mind." Margaret Freeman "This is a superb application of cognitive linguistics research to an area unknown to most linguists - the poetic construction of a world of experience." Rene Dirven

Elżbieta Wójcik-Leese, Copenhagen, Denmark.

"The cognitive poetics approach Elzbieta Wojcik-Leese adopts is particularly suited to an examination of Elizabeth Bishop's poetry, since Bishop defined her poetics in terms of the expression of a mind thinking, rather than the expression of a completed thought. Wojcik-Leese's research is exemplary; she accomplishes a description and explanation of poetic thought developing from the cognitive constructs of the human mind." Margaret Freeman "This is a superb application of cognitive linguistics research to an area unknown to most linguists - the poetic construction of a world of experience." Rene Dirven

Elżbieta Wójcik-Leese, Copenhagen, Denmark.

"The cognitive poetics approach Elzbieta Wojcik-Leese adopts is particularly suited to an examination of Elizabeth Bishop's poetry, since Bishop defined her poetics in terms of the expression of a mind thinking, rather than the expression of a completed thought. Wojcik-Leese's research is exemplary; she accomplishes a description and explanation of poetic thought developing from the cognitive constructs of the human mind." Margaret Freeman "This is a superb application of cognitive linguistics research to an area unknown to most linguists - the poetic construction of a world of experience." Rene Dirven