Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie

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Assistant Professor
 
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Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie
 
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Research Interests
Corpus Linguistics
Cognitive Linguistics
Critical Metaphor Analysis
Political Communication
Health Communication
Discourse Analysis
Language and Gender
World Englishes
Film Studies
 
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staff
 

Publications

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)Type
12024Review of Colston, Matlock & Steen (2022): Dynamism in metaphor and beyondDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie Peer Reviewed Journal Article
22023Corpus-based metaphorical framing analysis: WAR metaphors in Hong Kong public discourseDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Ahrens, Kathleen Peer Reviewed Journal Article
32023Tracing social change through metaphor: A diachronic corpus-assisted analysisDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Ahrens, Kathleen ; Huang, Chu-Ren Conference Paper
42023Proceedings of the 37th pacific Asia conference on language, information and computationConference Proceedings
52023Metaphors of COVID-19 in public discourse: A cross-linguistic and crosscultural gain-loss framing perspectiveDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Chen, Jieyu Conference Paper
62023Pitching products as a war or journey: Gender differences in venture capital pitchesPan, Biwei ; Ahrens, Kathleen ; Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie Conference Paper
72023Framing social issues in public discourse through metaphor: A corpus-based analysis of 'housing' metaphors in Chinese government speechesDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Jiang, Menghan Conference Paper
82022Referential and evaluative strategies of conceptual metaphor use in government discourseAhrens, Kathleen ; Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie Peer Reviewed Journal Article
92022Topic modelling and sentiment analysis of government news on Covid-19 in Hong Kong and Mainland ChinaDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Jiang, Menghan ; Chen, Jieyu ; Huang, Chu-Ren ; Ahrens, Kathleen Conference Paper
102022Fighting against the pandemic: A gain-framed or loss-framed WAR?Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Huang, Chu-Ren ; Ahrens, Kathleen Conference Paper
112022Women and war: Gender stereotyping in conceptual metaphorsAhrens, Kathleen ; Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Burgers, Christian Conference Paper
122022Media framing of COVID-19 vaccination in Hong Kong: The role of metaphors and gain/loss framesDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Huang, Chu-Ren ; Ahrens, Kathleen Conference Paper
132022Effects of metaphors and gain/loss framing on pandemic vaccina.on responsesDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Zhong, Yin ; Ahrens, Kathleen ; Huang, Chu-Ren Conference Paper
142021Expressing concepts metaphorically in English editorials in SinosphereAhrens, Kathleen ; Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie Book Chapter
152021Building metaphors in Hong Kong policy addressesAhrens, Kathleen ; Jiang, Menghan ; Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie Book Chapter
162021Framing metaphor use over time: ‘Free Economy’ metaphors in Hong Kong political discourse (1997–2017)Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Burgers, Christian ; Ahrens, Kathleen Peer Reviewed Journal Article
172021Metaphor and gender: Do source domains invoke gender stereotypes?Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Ahrens, Kathleen ; Burgers, Christian Conference Paper
182021Framing elections over time: The road to universal suffrageDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie Conference Paper
192021Framing metaphor use over time: 'Free Economy' metaphors in Hong Kong political discourse (1997-2017)Dr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie Conference Paper
202021Metaphor development in public discourse using an ARIMA time series analysis approachDr. ZENG Huiheng, Winnie ; Tay, Dennis ; Ahrens, Kathleen Conference Paper