The juxtaposition of habitat, a product of architecture, and speech, a product of language, enables the perception of a double orientation of what could be called "architexture". It is this dual position that the articles in this collection aim to occupy.

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Rémi Digonnet est maître de conférences en linguistique anglaise à l université de Saint-Étienne. Ses recherches centrées sur l analyse du discours et les divers procédés lexicogéniques concernent le domaine sensoriel. Il est l auteur de Métaphore et olfaction : une approche cognitive, paru en 2016. Rémi Digonnet is a lecturer in English linguistics at the University of Saint-Étienne. His research centred on discourse analysis and the emergence of various linguistic processes focuses on the sensory domain (Métaphore et olfaction : une approche cognitive, 2016).

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Contents: Zoltán Kövecses: Nation-building through Metaphor Katrina Brannon: Inhabiting Metaphorical Space. The Role of Prepositions in John Keats s Conceptual Metaphors for Emotion Andrew McMichael: How did we Get «Upstairs»? Constructionalization in Adverb Formation and Other Issues Aurélie Barnabé: The Language of Space. A Linguistic Space? Stephen A. Noble: Dwelling in Language. The World and the Speaking Subject Mathilde Pinson: «Instead ay a view ay the castle, she s goat a vieway the gasworks». Language and Representation of the City in the Trainspotting Trilogy Rémi Digonnet: The Language of the Architect. Le Corbusier s «Archilect» Anne Béchard-Léauté : L approche spatiale de l architecture chez Nikolaus Pevsner Christian Lagarde : Un habitat collectif pour la langue. Écolinguistique, codification et aménagement linguistique.