Windows to the mind
Windows to the mind: Metaphor, metonymy and conceptual blending, ed. by Sandra Handl and Hans-Jörg Schmid. Mouton de Gruyter, Berlin – New York, 2010
Table of contents
List of contributors ......................................................................................vii
Introduction................................................................................................... 1
Sandra Handl and Hans-Jörg Schmid
Part I: Metaphor and metonymy: Fundamental issues
Methodological issues in conceptual metaphor theory............................... 23
Zoltán Kövecses
The structure of metaphor and idiom semantics (a cognitive approach).....41
Dmitrij Dobrovol'skij
Why focus on target domains? The importance of domain
knowledge in children’s understanding of metaphors.................................63
Aivars Glaznieks
Salience and the conventionality of metonymies........................................85
Sandra Handl
Part II: Metaphor and metonymy: Usage-based investigations
The role of metaphor scenarios in disease management discourses:
Foot and mouth disease and avian influenza.............................................115
Brigitte Nerlich
“Overt” vs. “covert” cultural variance in metaphor usage:
‘Europe’ vs. Malta and the EU-membership debate..................................143
Monica Petrica
Examining conceptual metaphor models through lexical frequency
patterns: A case study of U.S. presidential speeches.................................167
Kathleen Ahrens
Metaphor, constructional ambiguity and the causative resultatives...........185
Beate Hampe
Part III: Conceptual blending
Conceptual blending, relevance and novel N+N-compounds....................219
Hans-Jörg Schmid
Blending and creativity in metaphorical compounds:
A diachronic investigation.........................................................................247
Réka Benczes
Reference points in adjective-noun conceptual integration networks.......269
Elena Tribushinina
Conceptual blending, evaluation and common ground:
George W. Bush and Saddam as friend or foe?.........................................291
Siaohui Kok and Wolfram Bublitz
Index..........................................................................................................311