Tropical Truth(s) : : The Epistemology of Metaphor and other Tropes / / ed. by Armin Burkhardt, Brigitte Nerlich.
Tropen sind nicht nur rhetorische Mittel, die in der Dichtung und in der öffentlichen Rede als kreative und/oder persuasive Sprachmittel Verwendung finden. Sie sind auch ein kognitives Instrumentarium, mit dessen Hilfe sich die Menschen die Welt verständlich machen und durch das sich ihr Weltverstän...
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Year of Publication: | 2010 |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Metaphor, Simile and Truth
- Metaphor, empiricism and truth: A fresh look at seventeenth-century theories of figurative language
- Metaphor and truth in Rationalism and Romanticism
- Persuasion: between trope and truth
- Metaphor and its unparalleled meaning and truth
- Truth, metaphor and counterfactual meaning
- ‘Metaphorical’ truth conditions, context, and discourse
- Metaphorical modes of perception and scanning. A comparative study of Japanese and English
- Natural Language Processing: Minds, brains, and programmes
- Pear-shaped and pint-sized: Comparative compounds, similes and truth
- “Money is ruthlessly finding its own level”: Metaphor and metonymy in verb semantics
- 2. Metonymy, Synecdoche and Truth
- Between poetry and economy Metonymy as a semantic principle
- Metonymy in conceptualization, communication, language, and truth
- Synecdoche: A trope, a whole trope, and nothing but a trope?
- 3. Other Tropes and Truth
- Eironeia urbana
- Irony, analogy and truth
- Euphemism and truth
- Princess Antonomasia and the Truth: Two Types of Metonymic Relations
- “Mummy, I love you like a thousand ladybirds”: Reflections on the emergence of hyperbolic effects and the truth of hyperboles