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Metaphor, Metonymy and LexicogenesisAndrew Goatly
[Human Cognitive Processing 78] 2024
► pp. xvii–xviii
Andrew Goatly
[Human Cognitive Processing 78] 2024
► pp. xvii–xviii
List of figures
Figure 1.Sub-themes for emotion is sense impression7
Figure 1.1Semantic relations within syntax32
Figure 2.1Types of metonymy50
Figure 3.1Cline from literal to metonymic to metaphorical91
Figure 4.1Conventional and unconventional superordinates98
Figure 6.1Total of supporting statistics by adding separate metaphor and metonymy figures for derivation types167
Figure 6.2Proportion of lexical data supporting the hypothesis combining metaphor and metonymy by derivation type168
Figure 7.1Normal production using a distributive lexicon172
Figure 8.1The lexical-grammatical cline197
Figure 8.2Frequency of class 1 and 2 suffixes in Thesaurus of Metaphors data209
Figure 9.1Sources of knowledge in discourse processing231
Figure 9.2A model of text interpretation240
Figure 9.3Discourse type and social context245
Figure 10.1Discourse type and social context270
Figure 10.2A gerrymander293
