Article outline

• 3.1Introduction
• 3.2The overlap between metaphor and metonymy
• 3.3The experiential hypothesis and metonymic origins
  of metaphor themes
  • negative emotion is discomfort/pain
  • negative emotion is hurt/injury
  • happiness/hope is light
  • sadness/pessimism is dark
• 3.4Literalisation or situational triggering
• 3.5Substitution and combination interdependence
• 3.6Analogy and abstract concretisation
• 3.7Feature selection as metonymic or metaphoric
• 3.8Grounds as potentially metonymic
• 3.9Contingent or possible features in metonymy and metaphor
• 3.10Metaphtonomy
• 3.11Simultaneous metonymy and metaphor
• 3.12A cline from metonymy to metaphor?