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Pragmatics and poetics: Cognitive metaphor and the structure of the poetic text

Journal of Pragmatics, 1995
L'A. presente des articles portant sur la metaphore et la structure du texte poetique. Ils traitent du probleme de la metaphore cognitive comme relation iconique entre la langue et le monde dans le langage ordinaire et dans le langage poetique, et analysent la pertinence de la structure du texte poetique pour l'etude de la metaphore cognitive.
Joanna Radwańska-Williams, Masako K. Hiraga   +1 more
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Rhyme and Cognitive Poetics

Poetics Today, 1996
In this essay I provide a comprehensive cognitive view of rhyme, one of the most powerful resources of poetic language. Readers and critics have strong intuitions on the matter of rhyme but find it difficult systematically to address its manifestations and the construction of its overall affect in the poetic passage.
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Cognitive bias and the poetics of surprise

Language and Literature: International Journal of Stylistics, 2009
The 'curse of knowledge' is a pervasive cognitive bias that makes it very difficult for us accurately to imagine, once we know something, what it is like not to know it. This article analyzes examples drawn from both novels and films to demonstrate that this bias plays a substantial and previously unexamined role in narrative structure.
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Poetic Deviation and Cross-Cultural Cognition

2007
The breaking of linguistic rules is one of the features of literary language, especially in poetry, that can be described in terms of varying or multiple meaning potential. Thus, while various forms of deviation in the language of poetry are generally considered to be a device par excellence for creating new modes of expression, they often also account
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Cognitive Poetics of Allegorical Experience

2018
Where does allegory come from? Most studies of allegory view it as a type of artistic or literary endeavor. Our claim is that allegory arises from ordinary experience as people seek to establish connections between the here and now and symbolic and figurative themes. Most embodied metaphors reflect patterns of allegorical thought.
Raymond W. Gibbs, Lacey Okonski
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Poetics of Cognition

2023
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From Poetic to Cognitive: Bridging Literature and Science in Cognitive Poetics

2012
Although the relationship between literature and philosophy issanctioned by a long tradition, such a link reveals many limitations: philosophically anchored text analyses are subjective, impressionistic and reductive in their use of “text - active models” (Holland 1995).
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Cognitive poetics and the negotiation of knowledge

2011
Cognitive poetics is a movement in literary theory that researches the cognitive processes involved in understanding literary texts. Mostly, this research results in models of how processes of comprehension work in the minds of human beings. This chapter investigates the relationship of text understanding with the formation of knowledge on the basis of
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Literary Theory, Stylistics and Cognitive Poetics

Çankaya University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (cujhss), 2021
, Roger Alan Tunc
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Cognitive poetics of cinema

The dissertation offers a novel theoretical framework for the investigation of cognitive poetics in cinema. Drawing from cognitive linguistic tools and concepts, the project offers film analysts a methodology for analyzing the conceptual structure of cinematic expression and narrative discourse.
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