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Metaphor in Language, Cognition Communication, 2022
Abstract Conceptual blending involves the use of cognitive mappings to guide the combination of concepts. Here I show how blended cognitive models promote progressive alignment when reasoners integrate concepts from superficially unrelated domains, thus facilitating analogical inference.
Seana Coulson
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Abstract Conceptual blending involves the use of cognitive mappings to guide the combination of concepts. Here I show how blended cognitive models promote progressive alignment when reasoners integrate concepts from superficially unrelated domains, thus facilitating analogical inference.
Seana Coulson
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Conceptual blending in advertising
Journal of Business Research, 2009Abstract Conceptual blending occurs at the moment of perception and creates new meanings out of existing ways of thinking. Analysis of data collected in phenomenological interviews reveals the blending processes consumers use to “make sense” of advertisements. We recognize subtle similarities and differences between metaphor and blending, and examine
Annamma Joy
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Image schemas in computational conceptual blending
Cognitive Systems Research, 2016In cognitive science, image schemas are identified as fundamental patterns of cognition. They are schematic prelinguistic conceptualisations of events and serve as conceptual building blocks for concepts. This paper proposes that image schemas can play an important role in computational concept invention, namely within the computational realisation of ...
Maria Magdalena Hedblom, Oliver Kutz
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Conceptual blending, creativity, and music
Musicae Scientiae, 2018 This article explores the use of conceptual blending theory for the study of creativity, especially as creativity is manifested in musical utterances. The first part of the article offers an overview of blending theory and describes two aspects of the ...
Lawrence M Zbikowski
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Conceptual Blending Theory and Idioms: Rich Sources of Conceptual Blends
This chapter explores idioms as exceptionally rich sources of conceptual blends within the framework of Conceptual Blending Theory (CBT), originally developed by Fauconnier and Turner. Idioms, often non-compositional and culturally embedded, require the integration of multiple input mental spaces to generate emergent meaning in the blended space that ...Adıgüzel, Muhammet Fatih +1 more
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Towards Neuro-Symbolic Conceptual Blending
Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceMena Leemhuis, Oliver Kutz
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Conceptual Blending and Intentionality
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011My original thesis was that conceptual blending was solely based on acts of individual intentionality without addressing collective or multiple intentionality (or "aboutness"). However, after reconsidering the problem, using Arthur Koestler's examples from The Act of Creation and Fauconnier's and Turner's examples that were deeply ingrained in shared ...
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Dynamics, Multiplicity and Conceptual Blends in HCI
Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2016Discussions on what makes user interfaces "natural" or "intuitive" have led researchers to apply Fauconnier and Turner's theory of Conceptual Blends to explain how users rely on familiar and real-world concepts when they learn to use new digital technologies -- as a blend of experiences from the --physical and the "digital" world.
Susanne Bødker +1 more
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A computational model for visual conceptual blends
IBM Journal of Research and Development, 2019Computational creative systems have the potential to augment the creative design process, particularly in co-creative contexts. We present a computational model for generating visual conceptual blends in the domain of sketching. Our system is motivated by the desire to encourage curiosity, facilitate creative ideation, and overcome design fixation.
Pegah Karimi +3 more
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