Metaphorical cognition and interpretation of emotional metaphor
Shu Jin
Abstract
Shu Jin
Abstract
Previously as a rhetorical device of intra language, metaphor is now considered to be an important mode of thinking and plays a major role in cognitive activities. Metaphor in language derives from the metaphoric characteristics of thinking; consequently, metaphor in language is basically both a means and a result of cognitive activities. Emotional metaphor is in essence a cognitive phenomenon, and a product of interaction of different semantic domains.
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Previously as a rhetorical device of intra language, metaphor is now considered to be an important mode of thinking and plays a major role in cognitive activities. Metaphor in language derives from the metaphoric characteristics of thinking; consequently, metaphor in language is basically both a means and a result of cognitive activities. Emotional metaphor is in essence a cognitive phenomenon, and a product of interaction of different semantic domains.
Key concepts: Metaphor, Cognition, Interpretation (philosophy), Rhetorical question, Cognitive science, Psychology, Phenomenon, Cognitive psychology