Metaphor and metonymy: a diachronic approach
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| adam_text | The way in which we understand the concept of Intelligence is rooted In
metaphor and metonymy; for example, it is common to describe people as
bright or thick or call them silly asses . This book explores the motivation for
some of the lexemes in this semantic field across the history of the English
language, considering the range of cognitive mechanisms and cultural factors
that can inform metaphorical and metonymlcat mappings. It focuses on data
from the Historical Thesaurus of English, and considers three of the concepts
that have been important in the way intelligence is conceptualised
dlachronlcally: the senses, density, and animals. A detailed case study of these
source concepts provides a starting point for a wider discussion about the
nature of mapping processes, and Allan argues that a diachronic approach
offers a fresh perspective which can both complement and challenge current
theories of metaphor and metonymy.
Titel: Metaphor and metonymy
Autor: Allan, Kathryn
Jahr: 2008
CONTENTS
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Motivation 2
1.2 Brief outline of the study of metaphor and metonymy 4
1.2.1 Early work on metaphor 4
1.2.2 Metaphors We Live By, and the work of Lakoff et al. 8
1.2.3 Metonymy 10
1.2.4 Use of corpora in the study of metaphor and
metonymy 13
1.3 Methodology 14
1.3.1 The Historical Thesaurus of English and the
Oxford English Dictionary 14
1.3.2 The intelligence corpus 17
1.3.3 Guide to the data 18
1.3.4 Discrepancies between HTE and the intelligence corpus 19
1.3.5 Dating of entries 20
1.3.6 Data analysis 21
1.4 The data: some preliminary comments 24
1.4.1 STUPID VS. CLEVER 24
1.4.2 The core concept groups 26
1.4.3 The hierarchy of core concepts 29
1.4.4 Associations between core concepts 30
1.4.5 mind, head and brain 31
1.4.6 Focus of the study 35
2 Senses 37
2.1 Introduction 37
2.2 Data 38
2.2.1 vision 39
2.2.1.1 light 41
2.2.2 touch 41
2.2.3 taste 42
2.2.4 HEARING 43
2.3 Motivation 44
2.3.1 vision 44
2.3.1.1 light 45
2.3.2 touch 47
2.3.3 taste 49
2.3.4 HEARING 50
2.4 Proto-Indo-European 51
2.5 Primary metaphor and conflation theory 54
2.6 Evidence in non-Indo-European languages 58
CONTENTS
2.7 Ontogeny and phylogeny 61
2.8 Conclusion 63
2.9 Evidence from Afroasiatic and Austronesian 67
2.9.1 vision 67
2.9.2 touch 71
2.9.3 taste 72
2.9.4 HEARING 73
2.10 Data tables 76
2.10.1 sense-vision 76
2.10.1.1 sense-vision-light 82
2.10.2 sense-grasp (touch) 84
2.10.3 SENSE-TASTE 86
2.10.4 SENSE-HEARING 87
Density 88
3.1 Introduction 88
3.2 Data 89
3.2.1 General terms 90
3.2.2 wood 91
3.2.3 earth 92
3.2.4 food 92
3.2.5 miscellaneous 92
3.3 Dates 92
3.4 Motivation 93
3.4.1 Blending theory 97
3.4.2 General terms vs. specific substances 100
3.4.3 wood 101
3.4.4 earth 104
3.4.5 food 106
3.4.6 miscellaneous 108
3.5 Semantic pathways 109
3.6 Specificity and lack of other substances 110
3.7 Conceptual links and limits on reference 111
3.8 Conclusion 117
3.9 Data tables 119
3.9.1 DENSITY-GENERAL 119
3.9.2 DENSITY-WOOD 120
3.9.3 DENSITY-EARTH 121
3.9.4 DENSITY-FOOD 122
3.9.5 DENSITY-MISCELLANEOUS 123
Animals 125
4.1 Introduction 125
4.2 Data 125
CONTENTS
4.2.1 MAMMALS 125
4.2.2 birds 126
4.2.3 insects 126
4.2.4 fish 127
4.3 Motivation 127
4.3.1 Nature and nurture, the brain, and cognitive fluidity 127
4.3.2 Cultural influences: the medieval tradition and beyond 129
4.3.3 Dating issues: a problem? 133
4.3.4 Derogatory terms and the Great Chain metaphor 138
4.3.5 An analysis of animal metaphorisation 140
4.3.6 Similarity theory 142
4.4 Particular animals found 145
4.4.1 mammals 146
4.4.1.1 donkeys/mules 149
4.4.1.2 sheep 152
4.4.1.3 bovines 155
4.4.1.4 other animals 156
4.4.2 birds 160
4.4.3 insects 164
4.4.4 fish 168
4.5 Conclusion 170
4.6 Data tables 172
4.6.1 animal-mammal 172
4.6.1.1 animal-mammal-donkey/mule 172
4.6.1.2 animal-mammal-sheep 173
4.6.1.3 animal-mammal-bovine 174
4.6.1.4 animal-mammal-other animals 175
4.6.2 animal-mammal-bird 176
4.6.3 animal-insect 178
4.6.4 animal-fish 179
4.6.5 animal-general 179
Conclusion
5.1 Summary
5.2 The metaphor-metonymy continuum
5.3 A corpus-based approach
5.3.1 Incongruity in conceptualisations of intelligence
5.4 A diachronic approach
5.5 An interdisciplinary approach
5.6 Issues for future research: Sapir-Whorf, PC language
and the influence of metaphor
Appendix: Additional data tables
6.1 AGE
180
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CONTENTS
6.2 alive/animate
6.3 BEAUTY
6.4 birth/creation
6.5 body part-sexual
6.6 BRAIN
6.7 COLOUR
6.8 completion
6.9 container
6.9.1 container-empty/full of nothing
6.10 FAT
6.11 fruit/veg
6.12 good/happy
6.13 hard/soft
6.14 HEAD
6.15 health-physical/mental
6.16 hit/stunned
6.17 HUMAN
6.18 humble/ordinary
6.19 intelligence
6.20 liquid/semi-liquid
6.21 loose texture
6.22 lump
6.23 MIND
6.24 OBJECT
6.25 pure/clean
6.26 sense/feeling
6.27 SHAPE
6.28 sharp/piercing
6.29 size
6.30 SOUND
6.31 SPEECH
6.32 SPEED
6.33 strength/weakness
6.34 VALUE
6.35 wealth/prosperity
6.36 WEIGHT
7 Bibliography
Acknowledgements
General index
Index of word forms and core concepts
Index of references
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The way in which we understand the concept of Intelligence is rooted In
metaphor and metonymy; for example, it is common to describe people as
'bright' or 'thick' or call them 'silly asses'. This book explores the motivation for
some of the lexemes in this semantic field across the history of the English
language, considering the range of cognitive mechanisms and cultural factors
that can inform metaphorical and metonymlcat mappings. It focuses on data
from the Historical Thesaurus of English, and considers three of the concepts
that have been important in the way intelligence is conceptualised
dlachronlcally: the senses, density, and animals. A detailed case study of these
source concepts provides a starting point for a wider discussion about the
nature of mapping processes, and Allan argues that a diachronic approach
offers a fresh perspective which can both complement and challenge current
theories of metaphor and metonymy.
Titel: Metaphor and metonymy
Autor: Allan, Kathryn
Jahr: 2008
CONTENTS
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Motivation 2
1.2 Brief outline of the study of metaphor and metonymy 4
1.2.1 Early work on metaphor 4
1.2.2 Metaphors We Live By, and the work of Lakoff et al. 8
1.2.3 Metonymy 10
1.2.4 Use of corpora in the study of metaphor and
metonymy 13
1.3 Methodology 14
1.3.1 The Historical Thesaurus of English and the
Oxford English Dictionary 14
1.3.2 The intelligence corpus 17
1.3.3 Guide to the data 18
1.3.4 Discrepancies between HTE and the intelligence corpus 19
1.3.5 Dating of entries 20
1.3.6 Data analysis 21
1.4 The data: some preliminary comments 24
1.4.1 STUPID VS. CLEVER 24
1.4.2 The core concept groups 26
1.4.3 The 'hierarchy' of core concepts 29
1.4.4 Associations between core concepts 30
1.4.5 mind, head and brain 31
1.4.6 Focus of the study 35
2 Senses 37
2.1 Introduction 37
2.2 Data 38
2.2.1 vision 39
2.2.1.1 light 41
2.2.2 touch 41
2.2.3 taste 42
2.2.4 HEARING 43
2.3 Motivation 44
2.3.1 vision 44
2.3.1.1 light 45
2.3.2 touch 47
2.3.3 taste 49
2.3.4 HEARING 50
2.4 Proto-Indo-European 51
2.5 Primary metaphor and conflation theory 54
2.6 Evidence in non-Indo-European languages 58
CONTENTS
2.7 Ontogeny and phylogeny 61
2.8 Conclusion 63
2.9 Evidence from Afroasiatic and Austronesian 67
2.9.1 vision 67
2.9.2 touch 71
2.9.3 taste 72
2.9.4 HEARING 73
2.10 Data tables 76
2.10.1 sense-vision 76
2.10.1.1 sense-vision-light 82
2.10.2 sense-grasp (touch) 84
2.10.3 SENSE-TASTE 86
2.10.4 SENSE-HEARING 87
Density 88
3.1 Introduction 88
3.2 Data 89
3.2.1 General terms 90
3.2.2 wood 91
3.2.3 earth 92
3.2.4 food 92
3.2.5 miscellaneous 92
3.3 Dates 92
3.4 Motivation 93
3.4.1 Blending theory 97
3.4.2 General terms vs. specific substances 100
3.4.3 wood 101
3.4.4 earth 104
3.4.5 food 106
3.4.6 miscellaneous 108
3.5 Semantic 'pathways' 109
3.6 Specificity and lack of other substances 110
3.7 Conceptual links and limits on reference 111
3.8 Conclusion 117
3.9 Data tables 119
3.9.1 DENSITY-GENERAL 119
3.9.2 DENSITY-WOOD 120
3.9.3 DENSITY-EARTH 121
3.9.4 DENSITY-FOOD 122
3.9.5 DENSITY-MISCELLANEOUS 123
Animals 125
4.1 Introduction 125
4.2 Data 125
CONTENTS
4.2.1 MAMMALS 125
4.2.2 birds 126
4.2.3 insects 126
4.2.4 fish 127
4.3 Motivation 127
4.3.1 Nature and nurture, the brain, and cognitive fluidity 127
4.3.2 Cultural influences: the medieval tradition and beyond 129
4.3.3 Dating issues: a problem? 133
4.3.4 Derogatory terms and the Great Chain metaphor 138
4.3.5 An analysis of animal metaphorisation 140
4.3.6 Similarity theory 142
4.4 Particular animals found 145
4.4.1 mammals 146
4.4.1.1 donkeys/mules 149
4.4.1.2 sheep 152
4.4.1.3 bovines 155
4.4.1.4 other animals 156
4.4.2 birds 160
4.4.3 insects 164
4.4.4 fish 168
4.5 Conclusion 170
4.6 Data tables 172
4.6.1 animal-mammal 172
4.6.1.1 animal-mammal-donkey/mule 172
4.6.1.2 animal-mammal-sheep 173
4.6.1.3 animal-mammal-bovine 174
4.6.1.4 animal-mammal-other animals 175
4.6.2 animal-mammal-bird 176
4.6.3 animal-insect 178
4.6.4 animal-fish 179
4.6.5 animal-general 179
Conclusion
5.1 Summary
5.2 The metaphor-metonymy continuum
5.3 A corpus-based approach
5.3.1 Incongruity in conceptualisations of intelligence
5.4 A diachronic approach
5.5 An interdisciplinary approach
5.6 Issues for future research: Sapir-Whorf, PC language
and the influence of metaphor
Appendix: Additional data tables
6.1 AGE
180
180
182
183
184
185
187
188
191
192
CONTENTS
6.2 alive/animate
6.3 BEAUTY
6.4 birth/creation
6.5 body part-sexual
6.6 BRAIN
6.7 COLOUR
6.8 completion
6.9 container
6.9.1 container-empty/full of nothing
6.10 FAT
6.11 fruit/veg
6.12 good/happy
6.13 hard/soft
6.14 HEAD
6.15 health-physical/mental
6.16 hit/stunned
6.17 HUMAN
6.18 humble/ordinary
6.19 intelligence
6.20 liquid/semi-liquid
6.21 loose texture
6.22 lump
6.23 MIND
6.24 OBJECT
6.25 pure/clean
6.26 sense/feeling
6.27 SHAPE
6.28 sharp/piercing
6.29 size
6.30 SOUND
6.31 SPEECH
6.32 SPEED
6.33 strength/weakness
6.34 VALUE
6.35 wealth/prosperity
6.36 WEIGHT
7 Bibliography
Acknowledgements
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Index of word forms and core concepts
Index of references
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