A Metonymy and Metaphor-based Study of HAND Fan Hui,Gongxue,Daiweiping
Fan Hui
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Fan Hui
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As fundamentally different cognitive devices, metonymy and metaphor are two important methods to vocabulary expanding. Metonymy basically involves using a special property of something or its special relationship with other things to refer to it, while metaphor is created to understand a relatively less well-known domain of things in terms of things from relatively better-known domains. The attempt of this paper is to analyze the meaning of handfrom the perspective of cognitive metonymy and cognitive metaphor.
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As fundamentally different cognitive devices, metonymy and metaphor are two important methods to vocabulary expanding. Metonymy basically involves using a special property of something or its special relationship with other things to refer to it, while metaphor is created to understand a relatively less well-known domain of things in terms of things from relatively better-known domains. The attempt of this paper is to analyze the meaning of handfrom the perspective of cognitive metonymy and cognitive metaphor.
Key concepts: Metonymy, Metaphor, Linguistics, Perspective (graphical), Metaphor and metonymy, Meaning (existential), Cognition, Psychology