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This study focuses on the concepts of similarities and differences considered within the framework of cognitive linguistics and its understanding of mental construal as our ability to form alternate conceptualisations. The author employs selected cognitive models in the analysis of a variety of verbal, visual, and verbo-visual texts from the domains of literature, art, the press, as well as internet communication. With a focus on the practical dimension, the author suggests that comparing theme-related texts, alternative conceptualisations, and variations might be used as a strategy in teaching cognitive linguistics.



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Similarity, resemblance, analogy – The art of choice: rhetorics and stylistics – Alternative conceptualisations in Cognitive Linguistics – Mental construal – Image systems – Conceptual metaphor – Conceptual integration – Variant construals and variations – Verbal, visual, verbo-visual variations – Teaching variations

“The Same, but Different”. A Cognitive Linguistic

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      Publisher: Peter Lang AG
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 13/11/2018
      ISBN13: 9783631746875, 978-3631746875
      ISBN10: 3631746873

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      This study focuses on the concepts of similarities and differences considered within the framework of cognitive linguistics and its understanding of mental construal as our ability to form alternate conceptualisations. The author employs selected cognitive models in the analysis of a variety of verbal, visual, and verbo-visual texts from the domains of literature, art, the press, as well as internet communication. With a focus on the practical dimension, the author suggests that comparing theme-related texts, alternative conceptualisations, and variations might be used as a strategy in teaching cognitive linguistics.



      Table of Contents

      Similarity, resemblance, analogy – The art of choice: rhetorics and stylistics – Alternative conceptualisations in Cognitive Linguistics – Mental construal – Image systems – Conceptual metaphor – Conceptual integration – Variant construals and variations – Verbal, visual, verbo-visual variations – Teaching variations

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