It is not satisfactory to analyze temporal metaphors such Moving Ego (e.g. We are approaching the end of the year) and Moving Time (e.g. The end of the year is approaching) simply as mappings from SPACE to TIME. In this case, the intuitively obvious experiential basis of Moving Ego leads to a paradox if applied (with suitable adjustments) to Moving Time. Frame analysis makes possible an adequate account of the experiential basis of both metaphors.
2021. Subjective time, place, and language in Lisa Gorton’sThe Life of Houses. Journal of Literary Semantics 50:2 ► pp. 107 ff.
HUUMO, TUOMAS
2018. Moving along paths in space and time. Journal of Linguistics 54:4 ► pp. 721 ff.
Huumo, Tuomas
2019. Why Monday is notin front ofTuesday: On the uses of English and Finnish front adpositions in sequence metaphors of time. Linguistics 57:3 ► pp. 607 ff.
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