This collection of papers addresses new trends in Cognitive Linguistics. Three parts of the book focus on Conceptual Metaphor Theory and Integration Network Analysis. Both the theoretical contributions and the empirical case studies stress the importance of contextual factors in the meaning making processes. They employ qualitative methods to analyze the use of metaphor in political discourse and in the conceptualization of emotions. The data sets include multimodal data, sign languages and co-speech gestures. The fourth part of the book contains two corpus-based studies. The fifth part concentrates on the grammatical categories of passive voice and aspect. One contribution discusses the problem of categorization in phonology.
Author(s): Malgorzata Fabiszak, Karolina Krawczak, Katarzyna Rokoszewska
Series: Łódź Studies in Language, 40
Publisher: Peter Lang
Year: 2016
Language: English
Pages: 336
City: Frankfurt
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Contents
Categorization in Discourse and Grammar (Małgorzata Fabiszak and Karolina Krawczak)
Part 1: Figurative Processes in Context
Contextual Factors in Metaphor
Creation in Discourse (Zoltán Kövecses)
Metaphors in the Speech of Children with Language Impairment (Danuta Pluta-Wojciechowska)
A Few Remarks on the Distinction between Metaphor, Metonymy, and Synecdoche (Wojciech Wachowski)
Frame, Metaphor and Metonymy in Onomasiological Lexicography (Jarosław Wiliński)
Part 2: Metaphor, Conceptual Integration Networks and Political Discourse
Ideology as a contextual factor in metaphor production (Orsolya Putz)
Politicians-are-Animals Metaphor in Scenarios of Breeding and
Hunting in Polish Political Discourse (Ewa Gieroń-Czepczor)
Rats can’t swim: How Brandt and Brandt’s model of conceptual integration operates behind selected American political cartoons (Agnieszka Mierzwińska-Hajnos)
Worldview, metaphor, and politics. The translator’s perspective (Anna Wyrwa)
Part 3: Metaphor, Conceptual Integration Networks and the Conceptualization of Emotions
Degrees of metaphoricity: A dynamic view
on fear metaphors (Anna Rewiś-Łętkowska)
Metaphors and metonymies of emotions in three unrelated signed languages (Krzysztof Kosecki)
Loss for Words & Words for Loss. How Americans talk about loss when they grieve: Metaphor and blend (Kamila Midor)
Part 4: Categories and Categorization
On Some Peculiarities of the Semantics of Non-Prototypical Members of disease Category: A Corpus-Based Analysis (Maria Libura, Agnieszka Libura, and Paweł Bechler)
On the polysemy of the lexical item "Europe": An approach from access semantics (Przemysław Wilk)
Part 5: Cognitive Linguistic Accounts of Grammar
The role of constructional factors in passivization Infinitival passives
of perception verbs (Joanna Podhorodecka)
The English get-passive revisited (Agnieszka Kaleta)
Perceptual structures and grammatical constructions on the basis of aspectual opposition in French (Katarzyna Kwapisz-Osadnik)
Verb transfer in L2 acquisition vs. stage model of figure/ground A case study with evidence from Lithuanian and German (Józef Marcinkiewicz)
Towards more radical solutions for categorization problem in phonology
A Cognitive Grammar perspective (Kamila Turewicz)
