The spatial language of time: metaphor, metonymy, and frames of reference
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| adam_text | The Spatial Language of Time
Metaphor, metonymy, and frames of reference
Kevin Ezra Moore
San Jose State University
John Benjamins Publishing Company
Amsterdam / Philadelphia
Table of contents
List of diagrams
List of tables
Abbreviations and special symbols
Transcription conventions
Acknowledgments
Part I Temporal metaphor and ego s perspective
CHAPTER 1
Introduction: Talking about time as if it were space
1 1 Introduction 3
1 2 Overview 3
1 3 Time itself 4
1 4 Conceptual metaphor theory 5
141 Metaphors as conceptual correspondences (mappings)
142 Using Wolof data 7
143 Moving Ego and Ego-centered Moving Time 8
144 Conceptual frames 10
145 Crosslinguistic interest 13
1 5 Mappings between distinct concepts 15
1 6 Organization of the book 16
1 7 About the Wolof data 20
CHAPTER 2
The deictic nature of Moving Ego and Ego-centered
Moving Time expressions
2 1 Introduction 21
2 2 The indexical ground and decentering 22
2 3 Summary 27
CHAPTER 3
The experiential bases (grounding, motivation) of Moving Ego
and Ego-centered Moving Time
3 1 Introduction 29
3 2 Psychological reality 29
viii The Spatial Language of Time
3 3 Experiential bases 31
331 The experiential basis of Moving Ego 32
332 The experiential basis of Ego-centered Moving Time 33
3321 Experimental support 34
3322 The paradox of moving from later to earlier 35
3323 The EXPECTATION OF ARRIVAL HERE frame 36
3324 Application to Moving Ego 39
3 4 Motivation 40
3 5 Summary 42
CHAPTER 4
From earlier to later 43
4 1 Introduction 43
4 2 Now is A MOVER 43
43A SITUATION IS A MOVER 44
4 4 The Purposeful Activity metaphor 46
4 5 Summary and conclusions 49
CHAPTER 5
Frame of reference and alternate construals of ego-centered time 51
5 1 Introduction 51
5 2 Moving Ego, Ego-centered Moving Time, and frame-relative
Active motion 51
5 3 Figure-Ground role reversal, Moving-ego/Ego-centered
moving-time, and factive/Active motion 53
54A path-configured ego-perspective frame of reference 56
55A path-configured Mover-based frame of reference 60
5 6 Summary and conclusions 61
Part II Perspectival neutrality
CHAPTER 6
A field-based frame of reference 65
6 1 Introduction 65
6 2 SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION ON A PATH 66
621 Distinguishing SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION ON A PATH
from Ego-centered Moving Time 71
622 The experiential basis of SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION
ON A PATH 76
6 3 The psychological present 78
6 4 Summary and conclusions 79
Table of contents ix
CHAPTER 7
The psychological reality of SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION ON A PATH 81
7 1 Introduction 81
7 2 Work by Nunez, Motz, amp; Teuscher (2006) 81
7 3 Other experimental work 82
CHAPTER 8
Illustrating the field-based/ego-perspective contrast: The case
of SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION IN A STACK
8 1 Introduction 87
8 2 Verticality and SEQUENCE is RELATIVE POSITION IN A STACK 87
8 3 SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION IN A STACK: Motivation
and structure 90
8 4 Conclusions: Ego-perspective vs field-based frames of reference
CHAPTER 9
Space-to-time metonymy 95
9 1 Introduction 95
9 2 The existence of space-to-time metonymy 95
93A metonymy to metaphor continuum 97
9 4 Metonymy, metaphor, and frames 99
9 5 Indexical metonymy and material anchors 100
9 6 Summary and conclusions 102
Part III The temporal semantics of IN-FRONT and BEHIND
CHAPTER 10
The contrasting FRONT/BEHIND schemas of SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE
POSITION ON A PATH and Moving Ego 107
10 1 Introduction 107
10 2 The FRONT/BEHIND axis and SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION
ON A PATH 107
10 2 1 The English word before 109
10 2 2 The English word after 109
10 2 3 Earlier as FRONT in present day English 110
10 3 Deixis and deictic neutrality 111
10 3 1 FRONT and BEHIND in Japanese and Wolof 112
10 311 The Japanese noun mae front, space in-front/ahead 113
10 312 The Wolof noun kanam face, front, space in-front/
ahead 114
x The Spat ial Language of Time
10 313 The Japanese noun ato space behind a moving
entity 115
10 314 The Wolof noun gannaaw back, behind 116
10 3 2 The deictic neutrality of temporal mae and ato 117
10 4 Contrasting FRONT/BEHIND schemas: Perceptive-interactive
and derived 117
10 5 Summary and conclusions 119
CHAPTER 11
The crosslinguistic pairing of IN-FRONT and BEHIND
with earlier and later 121
11 1 Introduction 121
11 2 The tendency of unmarked coding of IN-FRONT/BEHIND
expressions of sequence 121
11 3 Data relevant to the tendency of unmarked coding of IN-FRONT/
BEHIND expressions of sequence 123
11 3 1 Examples and counterexamples for the tendency
of unmarked coding 123
11 3 2 Evidence for the tendency of unmarked coding
of IN-FRONT/BEHIND expressions of sequence 127
11 3 3 Crosslinguistic availability of the grounding scenario 130
11 4 Summary and conclusions 131
CHAPTER 12
The alignment of ego with a field-based frame of reference 133
12 1 Introduction 133
12 2 Future BEHIND and past IN-FRONT 133
12 3 Future BEHIND and past IN-FRONT in Aymara 136
12 4 Frames of reference 137
12 5 SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION ON A PATH as a static system 139
12 5 1 SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION ON A PATH in Aymara 141
12 5 2 The Aymara Ego-RP metaphor is a version of SEQUENCE
IS RELATIVE POSITION ON A PATH 143
12 6 A spatial field-based frame of reference in Aymara 144
12 6 1 The DAY ORIENTATION frame 145
12 6 2 Do we still need ORDERED MOTION? 146
12 7 EAST= earlier7wEST= later temporal orientation 147
12 8 KNOWLEDGE IS VISION and SEQUENCE IS RELATIVE POSITION
ON A PATH in Aymara 148
12 9 Conclusions 150
Table of contents xi
CHAPTER 13
When BACK is not the opposite of FRONT: A temporal relative frame
of reference in Wolof 153
13 1 Introduction 153
13 2 Background: gannaaw back is not a regular word for after 154
13 3 The relative strategy and the structure of later than gannaaw 158
13 3 1 The reflection relative strategy in time 159
13 3 2 The Ego-opposed temporal metaphor 163
13 3 3 Deictic uses of the Ego-opposed temporal metaphor 166
13 4 Summary and conclusions 167
CHAPTER 14
The Ego-opposed temporal metaphor and contexts of shared perspective 169
14 1 Introduction 169
14 2 Space and the conceptual structure of later than gannaaw back 169
14 3 Contexts of shared perspective and the range of later than
uses of gannaaw 174
14 3 1 Accessibility 174
14 311 Accessibility that correlates with particular
constructions 175
14 312 The gannaaw-y is-Anterior construction 177
14 313 Text-count data 179
14 314 Topicality 182
14 3 2 Other motivations for contexts of shared perspective:
Mini-narratives and positional times 185
14 321 Mini-narratives 185
14 322 Positional times in the role of Ground of gannaaw
and culturally shared perspective 186
14 3 3 Summary: Contexts of shared perspective 187
14 4 Linguistic analogy as a motivation for using gannaaw
to mean later than 188
14 5 Summary and conclusions 188
CHAPTER 15
Modes of construal of FRONT and BEHIND 191
15 1 Introduction 191
15 2 Previous work on perspective in temporal metaphor 191
15 3 The reflection relative strategy in temporal determination 192
15 4 The translation strategy and positional times 193
xii The Spatial Language of Time
15 5 Contexts of culturally shared perspective 194
15 5 1 Hill s data on variation in FRONT/BACK construals 195
15 5 2 Variation within Wolof 196
15 5 3 The translation strategy as a possibility 197
15 5 4 Taking stock of the ways FRONT and BEHIND can have temporal
significance in Wolof 200
15 5 5 Taking stock of where we stand regarding language
and conceptualization 202
15 6 Ways of construing FRONT 203
15 7 Summary and conclusions 205
CHAPTER 16
In search of primary metaphors of time
16 1 Introduction 207
16 2 Components of Moving Ego and Ego-centered Moving Time
16 3 Summary and conclusions 211
Part IV Location without translational motion
CHAPTER 17
Expressions of static temporal location 215
17 1 Introduction 215
17 2 TIMES ARE LOCATIONS 215
17 3 The experiential basis of TIMES ARE LOCATIONS 218
17 4 Event Structure metaphors 222
17 5 A temporal analogue to pattern-path Active motion 225
17 6 Summary and conclusions 226
CHAPTER 18
Beyond metaphor and metonymy: Mental spaces
and conceptual integration
18 1 Introduction 227
18 2 The theory of conceptual integration (blending)
18 3 Blending and inferences 228
18 4 Opportunistic mixing and matching 230
18 5 Metonymy within metaphor 233
18 6 Summary 234
CHAPTER 19
Other-centered Moving Time and Woloffekk become co-located with 235
19 1 Introduction 235
19 2 Other-centered Moving Time 235
T able of contents xm
19 3 Motivation and mapping 237
19 3 1 The FEKK frame 237
19 3 2 Experiential basis and mapping 239
19 4 Source-Frame lexicon and point of view in the howl fekk contrast 239
19 5 Source-Frame lexicon and a contrast in use between
Wolof and English 242
19 6 Linguistic relativity 244
19 7 Language structure and Other-centered Moving Time 247
19 7 1 Unmarked coding 247
19 7 2 Animacy and the semantic arguments offekk and find 249
19 7 3 The temporal semantics offekk 249
19 7 4 Preliminary summary and conclusions 252
19 8 The relationship between source frame and target frame 252
19 8 1 Figure-Ground organization of source frame and target
frame 252
19 8 2 The details of the mapping 254
19 821 Fekk predications as conceptual blends 255
19 822 Summary 261
19 9 Summary and conclusions 261
CHAPTER 20
Times as bounded regions 263
20 1 Introduction 263
20 2 Linear regions on a path 263
20 3 Dividing up a period of time 265
20 4 Time as room (in which things can happen) 267
20 5 Summary and conclusions 269
Part V Fundamentally different temporal concepts
CHAPTER 21
Having and wasting Wolof counterparts of time
21 1 Introduction 273
21 2 A brief survey of jot time 274
21 2 1 Jot the content verb 274
21 2 2 The auxiliary jot 274
21 3 The noun jot vs the noun time 276
21 4 Time as a resource 277
21 5 The properties of jot 279
21 5 1 Jot as a resource 279
21 5 2 Jot is not construed as an external resource
xiv The Spatial Language of Time
21 6 Wasting time 284
21 7 Wolof and English temporal concepts 287
21 7 1 Leisure and temporal benefit 288
21 7 2 Yaq sajamano waste your life 289
21 721 Linguistic borrowing 289
21 722 Ta as waxtu time, hour, appointed time , jot free time ,
or jamano time, times, period, era, generation 290
21 723 Jamano times, time, period, era, generation 292
21 724A reinterpretation ofperdre temps waste time 295
21 8 Conclusions 297
CHAPTER 22
Conclusions 301
22 1 Introduction 301
22 2 Frames of reference 302
22 2 1 The path-configured ego-perspective frame of reference 302
22 2 2 Path-configured field-based frames of reference 302
22 23A path-configured Mover-based frame of reference 303
22 24A scenario-based frame of reference 303
22 2 5 Space for time 304
22 3 Metaphoric motion 304
22 4 Prediction and variation 307
22 5 Philosophy of time 308
22 6 Primary temporal metaphors 308
22 7 Conceptual integration, metonymy, and metaphor 310
22 7 1 Conceptual integration (blending) 310
22 7 2 Metonymy 311
22 7 3 Qualities of a good source frame for metaphor 312
22 8 Commonality and relativity 314
22 8 1 The cultural construction of space 316
22 8 2 Time crosslinguistically 317
22 9 The spatial language of time 318
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