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Quantitative Approaches to Metonymy

open access: yes, 2008
Introduction Recent years have witnessed an upsurge of interest in metonymy. From cognitive to computational linguistics, researchers have finally realized that metonymy is ubiquitous in everyday language and that it constitutes an important focus of ...
Yves Peirsman
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A Corpus-based Study of Metonymy in Mandarin Spoken Discourse

open access: yes, 2007
本篇論文旨在探討轉喻於中文口語語料中的呈現,並且從認知和語用的角度切入來闡述與解釋其表現型態的背後動機。 轉喻是一種涉及替代關係的重要概念運作。然而過去轉喻卻一直被視為附屬於隱喻之下的次要機制,長久以來鮮少引起學者的關注。近來,語言學界開始注意到此概念機制的重要性,一些學者也開始探究轉喻的運作與功能。然而,關於轉喻的討論至今仍多屬理論性的探討,少有研究著墨於轉喻在真實語言使用中的表現,更沒有以中文為基礎的相關討論。有鑑於此,本篇論文將以中文口語語料作為分析基礎,探究轉喻在兩個不同語言層次 ...
吳芷誼, Wu, Chih-Yi
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On Psychological Function of Metonymy in the Language of Fiction

open access: yesRUDN Journal of Psychology and Pedagogics, 2013
The article discusses the metonymy as a special technique of creative thinking. The authors suggest accentuating the psychological functions of the metonymy in addition to the lexical-semantic and stylistic functions on the basis of the analysis of the ...
A L Novikov, M A Rybakov
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METONYMY IN INDONESIAN PREFIXAL WORD-FORMATION

open access: yes, 2013
Major emphasis with respect to the studies of metonymy is mainly on lexical metonymy. This paper builds on Janda's studies and presents a case study with the aim to investigate metonymic relationship in Indonesian prefixal derivation.
Gede Primahadi Wijaya
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The Carnist a Priori: Derrida’s Question of Eating Well and the Dilemma of Extermination or Assimilation in Animal Studies

open access: yesFilozofia
This paper focuses on the relationship between Derrida’s metonymy of “eating well” and the question of the animal in animal studies through the concept of the carnist a priori.
Güncel Oğulcan Ülgen
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The 'new rhetoric': metonymy and metaphor in everyday communication

open access: yes, 2006
Roman Jakobson, in an essay published in 1956, proposed that there are two, and only two, axes of human expression: the metonymic and the metaphoric. This talk explores the implications of this for everyday communication in the real world.
Denroche, C.
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