Conceptual blending theory - Open Access .click

2007
Metaphor has fascinated and bothered philosophers since the ancient Greeks. Medieval commentators were chary of metaphor, seeing it primarily as a stylistic device. In contemporary metaphor research, the input which provides the framework or structure for the metaphor is referred to as the source domain, and the input which is being examined is the ...
Mary Thérèse Descamp
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Visual Analytics and Conceptual Blending Theory

, 2009
One visualization in Diné philosophy is four small dots arranged in a circular sequence at 90°, 0°, 270°, and 180°. Each position is associated with a time of day, a season, a color, a type of stone, a time in the lifecycle, and a process of living and learning. I use Conceptual Blending Theory to explore this complex information space of small spatial
Mia Kalish
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Boxing and chess confronted: an insight into conceptual metaphor theory and blending theory

, 2014
Recent studies in Cognitive Linguistics suggest that the perception of metaphor has changed significantly since the end of the 20th century. As a consequence, several authors have written theories about metaphor comprehension trying to explain the processes beyond that comprehension.
Fernández Moreno, María del Carmen
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