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When MIPVU goes to no man’s land: a new language resource for hybrid, morpheme-based metaphor identification in Hungarian [PDF]
Abstract The aim of the article is to present a new language resource for metaphor analysis in corpora that is (i) a MIPVU-inspired, morpheme-based process for identifying metaphor in Hungarian and (ii) the refinement and innovative version of metaphor identification extending the scope of the process to multi-word expressions.
Gábor Simon +5 more
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Metaphor identification procedure MIPVU: an attempt to apply it to Lithuanian [PDF]
The aim of this article is to present some insights and reflections as a result of the application of the MIPVU procedure for metaphor identification in Lithuanian and discuss several methodological issues. Firstly, the paper presents the background to the methodology and illustrates its application to Lithuanian.
Urbonaitė, Justina, +2 more
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What the MIPVU protocol doesn’t tell you (even though it mostly does)
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Nacey, S. +3 more
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MIPVU in multiple languages [PDF]
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Susan Nacey +4 more
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AraMIP: Extending MIPVU Towards Metaphor Identification in Arabic
Accepted at the Fourth Arabic Natural Language Processing Conference (ArabicNLP 2026), co-located with EMNLP ...
Marathe, Mandar +5 more
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Metaphor is pervasive in everyday language, yet token-level computational identification of metaphor-related words in Chinese under the MIPVU framework remains under-explored relative to English. This paper presents a reproducible multi-architecture baseline for token-level metaphor identification on the PSU Chinese Metaphor Corpus (PSU CMC), the only ...
Wu, Yufeng
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The Role of Plantosemic Metaphors in the Conceptualization of the Males in Ekegusii: A Cognitive Linguistic Approach [PDF]
Plants are fundamental in the transference of semantic aspects that are helpful in structuring maleness in society. As a result, plantosemic metaphors which enhance conceptualization of omosacha (a man) are ubiquitous in Ekegusii.
Victor Ntabo, Ntabo, Victor
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This study tackles the tricky problem of identifying metaphors in language that includes prepositions (e.g., Reijnierse, 2019, Herrmann et al., 2019, Nacey et al. 2019, Marhula and Rosiński, 2019).
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The Value of Conceptual Mental Spaces in Structuring a Man as (Endagera) Food in Ekegusii [PDF]
Food is useful in the transference of semantic aspects that are vital in the construction of masculinity in society. Consequently, foodsemic metaphors that aid in the conceptualization of omosacha (a man) are pervasive in Ekegusii.
Ng’arua Ndiritu, Nelson +5 more
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Qualitative and quantitative examination of metaphorical language use in career-life preparedness
Vocational theories, research, and intervention practices are embodied in, mediated by, and emergent from metaphorical language that is socio-culturally, historically, and intellectually situated in social-political-economic evolution. Although metaphors
Allison Creed +3 more
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