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Honeck, Richard P. and Robert R. Hoffman, eds. 1980. Cognition and figurative language. L. Erlbaum. xii + 436 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
cognitive properties | figure of speech | indirectness

Articles in this volume

Hoffman, Robert R. and Richard P. Honeck. A peacock looks at its legs: Cognitive science and figurative language. 3–24
Honeck, Richard P. Historical notes on figurative language. 25–46
Johnson, Mark. A philosophical perspective on the problems of metaphor. 47–67
Ortony, Andrew. Some psycholinguistic aspects of metaphor. 69–83
Verbrugge, Robert R. Transformations in knowing: A realist view of metaphor. 87–125
Honeck, Richard P., Katherine Voegthe, Mark A. Dorfmueller and Robert R. Hoffman. Proverbs, meaning, and group structure. 127–161
Harris, Richard J., Mary Anne Lahey and Faith Marsalek. Metaphors and images: Rating, reporting, and remembering. 163–181
Riechmann, Paul F. and Ellen L. Coste. Mental imagery and the comprehension of figurative language: Is there a relationship? 183–200
Osgood, Charles E. The cognitive dynamics of synesthesia and metaphor. 203–238
Malgady, Robert G. and Michael G. Johnson. Measurement of figurative language: Semantic feature models of comprehension and appreciation. 239–258
Johnson, Michael G. and Robert G. Malgady. Toward a perceptual theory of metaphoric comprehension. 259–282
Connor, Kathleen and Nathan Kogan. Topic-vehicle relations in metaphor: The issue of asymmetry. 283–308
Pollio, Marilyn R. and James D. Pickens. The developmental structure of figurative competence. 311–340
Winner, Ellen, Margaret McCarthy and Howard Gardner. The ontogenesis of metaphor. 341–361
Pollio, Howard R. and Michael Smith. Metaphoric competence and complex human problem solving. 365–392