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The article is devoted to the functioning of the word war in the Polish langue. The author presents its etymology, evolution of its meaning as well as morphological affinities. In addition, he points to the most frequently used phrases, proverbs and the so-called winged words featuring the word war. The last part of the article is devoted to war-related metaphors in sport.
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The aim of the paper was to illustrate the metaphor of sport as a war in the television sports broadcasts. The research material consists of four broadcasted football matches: Poland vs England (1973), Poland vs the Soviet Union (1982), Poland vs England (2012), Poland vs Russia (2012). The basic research thesis was the progressive brutality in visual aspects of television sports broadcasts. The analysis of the material shows that the imagery in the modern broadcasts is simply more brutal and dramatic. Replays, slow motion, and close-ups of the players’ faces are used more frequently.
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