Metaphor and Emotion: Language, Culture, and Body in Human FeelingCambridge University Press, 2000 - 223 páginas The view proposed here demonstrates how cultural aspects of emotions, metaphorical language about the emotions, and human physiology in emotion are all part of an integrated system. Kovecses shows how this integrated system points to the reconciliation of the seemingly contradictory views of biological reductionism and social constructionism in contemporary debates about human emotion."--BOOK JACKET. |
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... Prototypical vs. nonprototypical emotion terms on the horizontal level of conceptual organization . ( The circle indicates that , e.g. , anger , fear , and sadness are better examples of emotion terms than hope , pride , surprise , and ...
... Prototypical vs. nonprototypical emotion terms on the horizontal level of conceptual organization . ( The circle indicates that , e.g. , anger , fear , and sadness are better examples of emotion terms than hope , pride , surprise , and ...
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... prototypical cognitive model for the concept . The description of the generic - level concept of emotion given above can thus be taken as an elaboration on the skel- etal schema . Thus I take the concept of emotion and other emotion ...
... prototypical cognitive model for the concept . The description of the generic - level concept of emotion given above can thus be taken as an elaboration on the skel- etal schema . Thus I take the concept of emotion and other emotion ...
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... prototypical models at work in a culture . In The Language of Love I suggested that there are at least two prototypes for the concept of love : an ideal and a typical one . One of the main differ- ences between the two is in the ...
... prototypical models at work in a culture . In The Language of Love I suggested that there are at least two prototypes for the concept of love : an ideal and a typical one . One of the main differ- ences between the two is in the ...
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Language and Emotion Concepts | 1 |
The Force of Emotion | 69 |
Emotions and Relationships | 87 |
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Metaphor and Emotion: Language, Culture, and Body in Human Feeling Zoltán Kövecses Vista previa limitada - 2003 |
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abstract Agonist Agonist's Force Tendency Antagonist Antagonist's Force Tendency applies aspects of emotion basic behavior CAPTIVE ANIMAL cause of emotion chapter characterize Chinese Cognitive Linguistics cognitive model COMPLEX SYSTEMS concept of anger conceptual metaphors conceptual metonymies conceptualization of emotion CONTAINER metaphor corresponds cultural models domain of emotion ECONOMIC EXCHANGE effect emotion concepts emotion language emotion metaphors emotional experience English entity EVENT STRUCTURE metaphor expert theories expressions fear feelings force dynamics FORCE metaphor functioning generic-level happiness HOT FLUID human relationships Hungarian ical image schemas INSANITY instantiations intensity interaction internal pressure Japanese Lakoff and Kövecses linguistic examples lust marriage meta metaphor EMOTION metaphorical source domains models of emotion NATURAL FORCE notion passion phor PHYSICAL FORCE physiological prototypical Quinn response Resultant Action romantic love sadness shame shared speakers specific specific-level study of emotion submetaphor suggest SYSTEMS metaphor Target Ted Sablay theories of emotion tion understanding Wierzbicka Wolof Zoltán Zulu