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A multimodal discourse analysis of select Indian queer advertisements and representation of negotiated queer visibility in mass media. [PDF]
Aswani SS, Preetha R.
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Trust is a pervasive feature of social life and a basic element of both intimate and distant interpersonal relations. Every decision to trust other people, however, involves a certain degree of risk, as our ability to attain full knowledge of their ...
Hommerberg, Charlotte,, Fuoli, Matteo,
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Understanding large language models demands distinguishing human projection from machine cognition. [PDF]
Li L, Teng Y, Wang Y, Hu X.
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Music as a scientific metaphor for mind and brain. [PDF]
Ibanez A +10 more
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This paper presents definitions of metaphor and metonymy designed to be useful for investigating how metaphor/metonymy is used by learners and how the use of metaphor/ metonymy changes as learners become more proficient. The definitions, using the ‘stack
Denroche, C.
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Child-Directed Speech Is Semantically Constrained: Evidence From Metaphoricity and Concreteness. [PDF]
Feurstein L +6 more
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Attributional Metaphor in Railway Terminology
The report provides the analysis of two types of metaphor, the attributional and relational ones. The former is based on mere appearance matches while the latter is formed on the grounds of relational commonalities.
Tretjakova, Jeļena
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Mixing in pictorial and multimodal metaphors?
"Mixed metaphors" in language use two or more different source domains to predicate something about the same target domain in a short stretch of discourse. This often leads to unintendedly humorous results and is usually considered bad style. Given that metaphors may be expressed pictorially or multimodally as well as verbally, one may ask whether non ...
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Metaphor in RailwayTerminology
Metaphor has long been regarded as the trope used in literature and poetry. The second half of the 20th century has changed the viewpoint and looked at metaphor as a widely-used linguistic means in various discourses with terminology of no exception. The
Tretjakova, Jeļena
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