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Linguistic Relativity in Conceptual Metaphors
2017Language is essential to human’s life, such as describing objects or events and sharing ideas with others. One of the most central questions in linguistics and cognitive psychology is whether language influences human cognition, which has been investigated in various domains such as color, space, and number.
Tse, CS, Huang, Y
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Visual metaphor in extended conceptual metaphor theory
Cognitive Linguistic Studies, 2020Abstract My goal in the chapter is to examine a variety of visual experiences that appear to evoke visual metaphors. This is a range of experience types that extends from “sign-like” visual experiences to “non-sign-like” visual experiences. I propose that visual metaphors are evoked by paintings through winner’s podiums all the way to cityscapes and ...
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2013
The aims of this chapter are to identify, analyze, and interpret instances of cognitive metaphors created by Barack Obama and John McCain during the Presidential debates in 2008 while approaching topics such as: the financial crisis, energy independence, the health care system, education, and military conflicts.
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The aims of this chapter are to identify, analyze, and interpret instances of cognitive metaphors created by Barack Obama and John McCain during the Presidential debates in 2008 while approaching topics such as: the financial crisis, energy independence, the health care system, education, and military conflicts.
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2006
In a radical departure from theories based on digital, amodal accounts of cognition and language, Lakoff and Johnson (1980) proposed an account of metaphor as fundamentally conceptual, arguing that familiar linguistic metaphors are but surface manifestations of underlying conceptual relationships.
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In a radical departure from theories based on digital, amodal accounts of cognition and language, Lakoff and Johnson (1980) proposed an account of metaphor as fundamentally conceptual, arguing that familiar linguistic metaphors are but surface manifestations of underlying conceptual relationships.
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Are primary conceptual metaphors easier to understand than complex conceptual metaphors?
2011The present behavioural study explores the cognitive processing of primary and complex conceptual metaphors during the first step of the translational process: comprehension. According to Lakoff and Johnson (1980), primary and complex conceptual metaphors are based on different conceptual architectures, a simpler one for primary conceptual ...
Antin Fougner Rydning, Christian Lachaud
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Metaphor Wars: Conceptual Metaphors in Human Life
Metaphor and Symbol, 2019It has been nearly 40 years since conceptual metaphor theory (CMT) was articulated in the well-known book Metaphors We Live By (Lakoff & Johnson, 1980).
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Visual and Verbal Metaphoric Conceptualization
2010In three tasks (similarity rating, feature production, sentence judgment), respondents were asked to exploit the metaphoric potential of either visual or verbal object pairs. The results showed that respondents rated the similarity of visual pairs higher than verbal pairs. Respondents also produced more perceptual and conceptual correspondences between
Cozijn, R., Maes, A., Schilperoord, J.
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Metaphorical Idioms in Extended Conceptual Metaphor Theory
Yearbook of PhraseologyAbstract In Extended Conceptual Metaphor Theory (Kövecses, 2020), I offered a comprehensive overhaul of “standard” conceptual metaphor theory. The present paper attempts to demonstrate how the new view of CMT can handle metaphorical idioms. To this end, I analyze four metaphorical idioms from the thematic area of money (throw money about,
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