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Transformational analysis of metaphor

2011
In this study it is assumed that we can, roughly speaking, distinguish metaphors from non-metaphors. A representative list of metaphors is examined. It is found that syntactic parsing reveals no marks of metaphor, and that semantic parsing, though more illuminating, cannot help us in the analysis of all cases, due largely to the importance of contexts ...
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Critical metaphor analysis of cosmetics metaphorical advertising slogans

Cognitive Linguistic Studies, 2016
Metaphor is regarded as a figure of speech in traditional linguistics, but in Cognitive Linguistics (CL), it is “a cognitive phenomenon in which people understand abstract target domains in terms of concrete source domains” (Lakoff and Johnson 1980: 8). In addition to its cognitive basis, metaphor is also culture-dependent (Kövecses 2005).
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An Analysis of Metaphor

1976
The aim of this thesis is to develop an analysis of metaphor which is consistent with the claim that the meaning of many metaphors cannot be expressed in any other form of words. In order to confirm this claim the analysis offered treats metaphor as a whole sentence taken within a context, not as a particular way of using a word or words.
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An Analysis of the Use of Analogies and Metaphors in Science

The Journal of Psychology, 1968
(1968). An Analysis of the Use of Analogies and Metaphors in Science. The Journal of Psychology: Vol. 68, No. 1, pp. 97-116.
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A Survey on Computational Metaphor Processing

ACM Computing Surveys, 2021
Shampa Chakraverty, Sunny Rai
exaly  

The Analysis of Metaphor

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1970
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The persuasiveness of metaphor in advertising

Psychology and Marketing, 2022
Fandy Tjiptono   +2 more
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Analysis of metaphors in cartoons

2016
Metaphors are tools that help us to conceptualize life by establishing links between two domains (Gibbs, 2006). Lakoff and Johnson (1980) introduced the study of metaphors from the point of view of cognitive linguistics and developed Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT).
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