The aim of the article is to study the concept''money'' in English idioms, proverbs and to define the gestalts that stand behind it. The investigation showed that ''money'' is presented metaphorically in English linguistic picture. The conducted research based on the methods of conceptual analysis, suggested by American cognitologists G. Lakoff, M. Johnson and by a Russian linguist L.O. Cherneyko, revealed that the gestalts of ''money '' are: creature, power, plant, stream, river, product, substance, object and material. All these gestals have their roots in the conceptual picture of the ''money''. Money has been used in different forms since its creation which are reflected in the metaphoric expressions
The AHRC-funded Mapping Metaphor with the Historical Thesaurus project aims to provide data on the ...
International audienceThe comparison between language and money is recurrent in Western culture. But...
The tie linking the English language to economy is twofold. On the one hand it is the conduit channe...
The aim of the article is to study the concept’’money’’ in English idioms, proverbs and to define th...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to document the conceptual metaphors (Lakoff and Johnson, 2003...
The current research is the first in a series of articles devoted to the study of money names in dif...
Nowadays, metaphors can be seen in a totally new light, exceeding their primary function of being us...
"We model our understanding of logic and thought processes on our understanding of the social and p...
This paper reports on a preliminary corpus-based comparative study of metaphorsin English and Japane...
AbstractContemporary theory of metaphor stresses its cognitive nature, as opposed to traditional vie...
Abstract: The article deals with the phenomenon of onomastic metaphor serving as a means of reflecti...
In his study, the author discusses his hypothesis of money as a linguistic form, one understood sens...
Cognitive onomasiology opens up new avenues for studying the processes of linguistic denomination of...
The aim of this paper is to apply the socio-cognitive approach to metaphorical language in financial...
This study aims to identify wealth metaphors in Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money introduction...
The AHRC-funded Mapping Metaphor with the Historical Thesaurus project aims to provide data on the ...
International audienceThe comparison between language and money is recurrent in Western culture. But...
The tie linking the English language to economy is twofold. On the one hand it is the conduit channe...
The aim of the article is to study the concept’’money’’ in English idioms, proverbs and to define th...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to document the conceptual metaphors (Lakoff and Johnson, 2003...
The current research is the first in a series of articles devoted to the study of money names in dif...
Nowadays, metaphors can be seen in a totally new light, exceeding their primary function of being us...
"We model our understanding of logic and thought processes on our understanding of the social and p...
This paper reports on a preliminary corpus-based comparative study of metaphorsin English and Japane...
AbstractContemporary theory of metaphor stresses its cognitive nature, as opposed to traditional vie...
Abstract: The article deals with the phenomenon of onomastic metaphor serving as a means of reflecti...
In his study, the author discusses his hypothesis of money as a linguistic form, one understood sens...
Cognitive onomasiology opens up new avenues for studying the processes of linguistic denomination of...
The aim of this paper is to apply the socio-cognitive approach to metaphorical language in financial...
This study aims to identify wealth metaphors in Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money introduction...
The AHRC-funded Mapping Metaphor with the Historical Thesaurus project aims to provide data on the ...
International audienceThe comparison between language and money is recurrent in Western culture. But...
The tie linking the English language to economy is twofold. On the one hand it is the conduit channe...