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Lithuanian metaphorical legal terms
The article analyses Lithuanian metaphorical legal terms, which account for about 8.8 per cent of all legal terms in Lithuanian. Based on formal linguistic attributes, four main groups of metaphorical terms were identified: (1) terms with a metaphorical ...
Dalia Gedzevičienė
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CLASSIFICATION OF COLOUR –BASED METAPHORICAL TERMS [PDF]
The nature of the contemporary technical text has been changing. Traditional conventions of technical text production are not strictly observed, and the boundaries between styles and genres are becoming blurred.
Larisa Iljinska, Marina Platonova
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The conceptual design of oil-and-gas metaphorical terms [PDF]
The article presents the stages and problems of conceptual design of metaphorical oil and gas terminology, which is rapidly developing in recent decades, so the purpose of the article is to define the principles of conceptual design of metaphorical ...
Khachmafova Zaineta +2 more
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Metaphors in Address Terms of Azeri Turkish Language [PDF]
Using metaphorical address terms to represent sentiments and feelings is an important subject in studying societies. This research aims to study this sociolinguistic phenomenon from a cognitive perspective and has three objectives: finding types and ...
Ramin Marzi +2 more
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The object of this article is metaphorical terms in EU legal discourse. It discusses the concept of a metaphorical term, the usage of such terms in EU legal acts and their role in modern LSP texts, with a focus on their translation.
Aušra Kamandulytė
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The Role of Metaphor in Technical Term-Formation [PDF]
Nowadays metaphor is not considered to be a solely literary expressive means. The human mind is both rational and emotional. In terms we both think and act, it is fundamentally metaphorical in nature. Today this idea has gained so wide an acknowledgement
Hasmik Ghajoyan
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Features of translation of pathoanatomical terms-metaphors
The article examines the peculiarities of the Ukrainian-English-Latin translation of pathoanatomical terms-metaphors with a modifier - an adjective formed from the name of the animal, based on the material of the publication "Dorland's English-Ukrainian
Наталія Лисенко +3 more
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Metaphorical Terms as Part of Construction Terminology in English and Russian [PDF]
: The science of cognitive-discursive terminology and linguistic metaphor is developing very fast. The range of professional metaphors expands with new factual data.
Valeriya A. Katysheva +1 more
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METAPHOR IN LEGAL COMMUNICATION [PDF]
Even though metaphors might seem inappropriate to legal logical reasoning, they are quite a part of it. Although metaphor is non-literal and non-linear, nevertheless it is the essence of the modality of human thought. The way we think about law depends
Joanna Osiejewicz
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A connectionist account of the emergence of the literal-metaphorical-anomalous distinction in young children [PDF]
We present the first developmental computational model of metaphor comprehension, which seeks to relate the emergence of a distinction between literal and non-literal similarity in young children to the development of semantic representations.
Thomas, Michael S.C. +2 more
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