some anger metaphors in spanish and english. a contrastive review
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Abstract
In spite of being very similar, the metaphorical models of anger in English and Spanish exhibit some differences too. These have been analyzed along a number of parameters: existence of the mapping in the language, degree of conceptual elaboration, degree of linguistic conventionalization and degree of linguistic exploitation. A number of examples evidencing cross-linguistic differences at these four levels will be presented. We will conclude with a brief discussion of the possible motivation of these differences and some observations on the study of conceptual metaphor in general.
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| Authors | ;Cristina Soriano |
| Journal | journal of microbiology, biotechnology and food sciences |
| Year | 2003 |
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10.6018/ijes.3.2.48381
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