Metaphor.
Overview
| Works: | 146 works in 16 publications in 16 languages | |
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Titles
The phrase finder; = three volumes in one, comprising Nameword finder, Metaphor finder, Sophisticated synonyms.
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The metaphorical basis of language : = a study in cross-cultural linguistics, or, The left-handed hummingbird
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The body in the mind : = the bodily basis of meaning, imagination, and reason /
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Re-viewing space : = figurative language in architects' assessment of built space /
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Realizing metaphors = Alexander Pushkin and the life of the poet /
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Loathsome Jews and engulfing women = metaphors of projection in the works of Wyndham Lewis, Charles Williams, and Graham Greene /
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Cognitive science, literature, and the arts : = a guide for humanists /
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Creative compounding in English = the semantics of metaphorical and metonymical noun-noun combinations /
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A hybrid theory of metaphor = relevance theory and cognitive linguistics /
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Metaphors for environmental sustainability : = redefining our relationship with nature /
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Creative compounding in English = the semantics of metaphorical and metonymical noun-noun combinations /
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Viral rhetoric = psychoanalysis, philosophy, and politics after Covid-19 /
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Anthropomorphism appeals : = Influencing consumer attitudes and memory through humanlike presentation.
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Language from the body : = iconicity and metaphor in American Sign Language /
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The rule of metaphor : = multi-disciplinary studies of the creation of meaning in language /
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What did you say? What do you mean? : = an illustrated guide to understanding metaphors /
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Metaphor and gender in business media discourse : = a critical cognitive study /
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The Dynamics of the metaphoric field : = a cognitive view of literature /
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Motives for metaphor : = literacy, curriculum reform, and the teaching of English /
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Construing experience through meaning : = a language-based approach to cognition /
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Dramas, fields, and metaphors : = symbolic action in human society /
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Moorings & metaphors = figures of culture and gender in Black women's literature /
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The unfolding of language : = an evolutionary tour of mankind's greatest invention /
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Metaphor, Allegory, and the Classical Tradition = Ancient Thought and Modern Revisions
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Marketing metaphoria : = what deep metaphors reveal about the minds of consumers /
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Metaphor and metonymy at the crossroads : = a cognitive perspective /
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Metaphor and reconciliation = the discourse dynamics of empathy in post-conflict conversations /
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Machines, bodies and invisible hands = metaphors of order and economic theory in Adam Smith /
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An Archive of Imagined Worlds and Futures: Environmental Speculative Fiction of the 20th & 21st Century.
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The politics of climate change metaphors in the U.S. discourse = conceptual metaphor theory and analysis from an ecolinguistics and critical discourse analysis perspective /
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"Carv'd Out in Bloody Lines": Interiority, Truth, and Violence in Early Modern Drama.
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An Arts Based Narrative Inquiry into Children's Experiences of the Five Foundations of the Social-Emotional and Academic Learning Program You Can do it! Program Achieve.
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Ovidian Reconfigurations of Identity and Mortality in William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
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The Social Construction of COVID-19 through Historical Comparisons to SARS and Other Epidemics in News Media Coverage.
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Literature and the Play-Element of Architecture : = A Study of Design Process via Bruno Schulz's Prose.
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Turning The Page : = A New Dimension to the Language of Ceramics with Reference to Wayfaring, Porcelain Paperclay and the Archetype of the Paper Page.
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Exploring and Designing Embodied Mindfulness-based Interactive Technologies for Mental Wellbeing.
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The Development of a Quantum Leadership Model and Quantum Leadership Questionnaire in South Africa.
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Contagious Animality : = Species, Disease, and Metaphor in Early Modern Literature and Culture.
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Metaphor and writing : = figurative thought in the discourse of written communication /
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Metaphor and metaphilosophy : = philosophy as combat, play, and aesthetic experience /
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Embodied metaphors in film, television, and video games = cognitive approaches /
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Niche Formations: Rethinking Literary Opportunity in Modern Southeast Asian Literature.
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Reforming the Eyes of the Heart: Sense-Perception as a Conceptual Metaphor in Augustine.
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Banksy's Multimodal Representations: A Cultural-Rhetorical-Cognitive Analysis.
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"Poor Lo Has Dropped Out of Sight": Native Americans and the U.S. Imperial Project, 1898-1904.
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At the Borders of Comprehension: Articulating the Aberrant Body in Poetic Practice.
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Conceptualisations of Death, Illness, And the Body in Chinese Euphemisms : = A Survey of Sensitive Vocabulary in Modern Chinese Lexicography.
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Native and Non-Native English-Speaking Doctoral Students' Strategies to Understand Idiomatics in Comics and Comic Strips.
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"To Be a Poet and a Poem" : = The Life of Literature and the Metafictional Self in A. S. Byatt's Possession.
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