Katarzyna Góra holds a PhD in Linguistics from the University of Warmia and Mazury in Poland. She works as an assistant at the Institute of Linguistics at UWM. She is interested in the philosophy of language, lexical representation, semantics and linguistic research in autism spectrum disorders.

• a contrastive-corpus analysis of the semantic category of gratificationa case study the predicate5 reward and its various forms in Polish and in Englishset in the framework of semantic syntax, the theory of valence and frame semanticsbased on data derived from a wide variety of sources from modern corporaaddresses the phenomenon of the combinatoricity of human thought

Katarzyna Góra holds a PhD in Linguistics from the University of Warmia and Mazury in Poland. She works as an assistant at the Institute of Linguistics at UWM. She is interested in the philosophy of language, lexical representation, semantics and linguistic research in autism spectrum disorders.

• a contrastive-corpus analysis of the semantic category of gratificationa case study the predicate5 reward and its various forms in Polish and in Englishset in the framework of semantic syntax, the theory of valence and frame semanticsbased on data derived from a wide variety of sources from modern corporaaddresses the phenomenon of the combinatoricity of human thought

Katarzyna Góra holds a PhD in Linguistics from the University of Warmia and Mazury in Poland. She works as an assistant at the Institute of Linguistics at UWM. She is interested in the philosophy of language, lexical representation, semantics and linguistic research in autism spectrum disorders.

• a contrastive-corpus analysis of the semantic category of gratificationa case study the predicate5 reward and its various forms in Polish and in Englishset in the framework of semantic syntax, the theory of valence and frame semanticsbased on data derived from a wide variety of sources from modern corporaaddresses the phenomenon of the combinatoricity of human thought