Metaphor and elaboration in context
In this chapter, we situate recent studies of metaphor comprehension and metaphor framing under
broader theories of discourse processing, drawing out the connections between classic work on narratives, schemas, and
elaboration and contemporary research on metaphor. Our analysis emphasizes that language is used to solve coordination
problems in a social-pragmatic context. That is, listeners actively use language in combination with other sources of
information (prior knowledge, gesture, and so on) to construct mental models in working memory that they can use to
make decisions and act in a dynamic social world. Just as reading a sentence like “John went to a restaurant” calls to
mind general knowledge about restaurants – which helps the listener build a richer “online” representation of the
event than is communicated in the linguistic input alone – so too does reading about a “crime epidemic” call to mind
salient schematic knowledge associated with the source domain (VIRUS), which helps the listener build a richer
representation of the target domain (CRIME) that can drive decision-making.
Article outline
- Introduction
- Metaphoric mappings in language & thought
- Metaphor framing in decision-making
- Are metaphors just lexical primes?
- Interim summary
- What schematic elaboration leaves out
- Conclusions
-
Notes
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