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Devotion and Conceptual Blending

2010
Laypeople used funerals, objects, and images to extend themselves physically into the devotional lives of those who survived them. By tracing themselves into the bodies of friends and family members, thereby promoting embodied remembrance, laypeople were able to retain a posthumous presence in York that operated well beyond visual representation.
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Iconicity in conceptual blending

2011
In 1890, William Morris, pioneering writer, designer, and revolutionary socialist, published News from Nowhere. In this utopian romance, he expresses his aesthetic and social convictions most convincingly not through propositional argumentation, but instead through iconic conceptual/material anchors set up to support conceptual blending networks ...
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Conceptual Blending

2021
Peter Richardson   +2 more
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Conceptual Blending And Early Christian Imagination

2007
The emergence of early Christianity during the first century C.E. is a truly remarkable phenomenon. An excellent Afterword in the 2003 publication of George Lakoff and Mark Johnson, Metaphors We Live By (2003) explains the relation of Conceptual Blending (Integration) Theory to conceptual metaphor theory.
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From Conceptual Mash-ups to Badass Blends: A Robust Computational Model of Conceptual Blending

2019
Conceptual blending is a complex cognitive phenomenon whose instances range from the humdrum to the pyrotechnical. Most remarkable of all is the ease with which we humans regularly understand and produce complex blends. While this facility will doubtless elude our best efforts at computational modeling for some time to come, there are practical forms ...
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Conceptual blending

2018
Vyvyan Evans, Melanie Green
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,Lichtquantum‘ als ‚conceptual blending‘

2017
Kapitel 7 reinterpretiert das Konzept ‚Lichtquanten‘ als eine begriffliche Uberlagerung im Sinne des kognitiven Modells von ‚conceptual blending‘ von Gilles Fauconnier und Mark Turner (2002). Analog dazu, wie das Konzept eines schwarzen Loches interpretiert werden kann als die Uberlagerung der Alltagsvorstellung eines dunklen Loches, in das Objekte wie
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