The book "Cognitive Linguistics - Key Topics" provides a comprehensive overview of central themes in cognitive linguistics. It addresses a variety of aspects that are significant for understanding language and its use. The discussed topics include semantic typology, spatial concepts, fictive motions, and the structure of argument constructions, among others. Additionally, recent approaches such as individual differences, emergence, and standard non-salient interpretations are covered. This diversity of topics reflects the complexity and dynamism of cognitive linguistics and offers valuable insights for students and professionals in the field.