Conceptual Metaphors and Proverbs as Interactive Communicative Strategies in a XVII-century Ballad
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN LINGUISTICS - Year 16, Vol 6, Issue 3
Abstract
The article analyzes the presence of Conceptual Metaphors (CMs) in a XVII-century ballad in their interaction with popular proverbs as supplementary symbolizing patterns. The article will try to show the complexity of the mental processing involved in a special case of love disputation, in which CMs are made to interact with proverbs in order to produce implicatures. The use of CMs in the text and their interplay with proverbs and popular wisdom produce some unpredictable perlocutionary effects, which are not only significant indicators of the speakers⟠ideology and point of view, but also trigger communicative effects and a âœproliferation of meaningsâ which confirm, or disrupt, certain socially âžinherited⟠conceptual structures both reflecting and shaping the thought patterns of a community.
Authors and Affiliations
Daniele Borgogni
Neurolinguistics Approach : A Plausible Paradigm in SLA
Second language acquisition (SLA) can contribute to the changes in the brain. The paper having a holistic perspective towards the relation between brain and language asserts that the impact of SLA on the brain change is...
The Bible Interpretation Through Poetry
I have composed an educational plan used to improve reading interpretation and writing catharsis of the Bible. Upon studying the theory of the inequity of justice practice within my moral faith, I wanted to express my fe...
Languages of Communication in Baghdad: Domains and Perceptions
The purpose of this study is to investigate the domains of use of the Turkmen language and Arabic in Baghdad and to explore attitudes towards Turkmen and Arabic. A sample, comprising (100) subjects from the Turkmen of Ba...
The Adverb - Miss Grace of the elegance of our identity
A human being transcends into the world of continuous existence from the moment when he enters and is correctly oriented to engage himself to the work of self-awareness like a plenary-potential value creating of new valu...
Revisiting the Perception of Silence in Linguistics
Silence in human communication has not only been marginalized as a means of communication, but has often been considered as void of serving any communicative role. It is presumptuously viewed as the mere opposite of comm...