The world meets the body: Sociocultural aspects of terminological metaphor
- Ureña, José Manuel
- Faber, Pamela
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Proceedings of the 37th Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (2013), pp. 359-37
Proceedings of the 37th Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (2013), pp. 359-37
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The present work considers correlation between linguistic and conceptual worldviews, the role of met...
This article discusses possibilities for an elaboration of cognitive linguistic metaphor theory that...
What leads people to describe some of their interpersonal relationships as " close" and " warm" and ...
The pervasive fact that human action is fundamentally embodied tends to be interpreted as evidence o...
ABSTRACT In accordance with Lakovian cognitive linguistics in metaphoric analysis, this paper aims ...
A journal analysis of body and sensory perceptions through usage of the English and Shona languages....
The present work approaches the way in which Cognitive Linguistics addresses the issue of the body i...
The study of metaphor has long been hampercd by the post-Aristotelian bias that metaphor is mere poe...
Thus far, the cognitive foundation of lexicalized terms for object and landscape properties which ar...
AbstractThe aim of the present paper is two-fold: it shows how language reflects human cognitive gri...
Metaphor has been an issue of intense research and debate for decades (see, for example [1]). Resear...
Ιn this paper Ι focus on body metaphors from two perspectives. First, Ι examine metaphors in which t...
This paper addresses the linguistic reframing of the human body in contemporary culture. Our aim is ...
International audienceThe present paper is an in-depth study of the lexical units transferred by met...
This article offers an overview of the different types of metaphor and cognitive abilities that are ...
The present work considers correlation between linguistic and conceptual worldviews, the role of met...
This article discusses possibilities for an elaboration of cognitive linguistic metaphor theory that...
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