Finding Metaphor in Discourse: Pragglejaz and Beyond

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Gerard Steen

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This is a methodological paper which addresses three distinct ways in which metaphor can be found in discourse. The first approach concerns the Pragglejaz method for finding metaphorically used words, which involves the canonical case of metaphor identification in cognitive linguistics. The second approach concerns one way in which it is possible to go from words identified as metaphorically used to their related underlying conceptual structures, by means of a five-step procedure. And the third approach focuses on other linguistic forms of expression of metaphor as an underlying cross-domain mapping in conceptual structure, such as simile and analogy. All three approaches are discussed with reference to their application in empirical research on corpus data.

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Steen, G. (2014). Finding Metaphor in Discourse: Pragglejaz and Beyond. Cultura, Lenguaje Y Representación, 5, 9–25. Recuperado a partir de https://www.e-revistes.uji.es/index.php/clr/article/view/1348
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