Abstract:The paper investigates intertextual satire in media discourse from the cognitive linguistic perspective. Within
the frameworks of conceptual blending theory and the theory of precedent-related phenomena, we examine the cognitive processes of
producing and understanding intertextual satire. By modelling conceptual integration networks, we aim to specify the cognitive
mechanisms and operations involved in decoding intertextual satirical articles, drawing on examples from Private
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