Kognitywne modele metafory wizualnej: teoria, metodologia, analizy

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  • Grzegorz Kowalski Uniwersytet Warszawski, Warszawa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12797/LV.17.2022.33.05

Słowa kluczowe:

metafora, metafora wizualna, metafora multimodalna, lingwistyka kognitywna

Abstrakt

COGNITIVE MODELS OF VISUAL METAPHOR: THEORY, METHODOLOGY, ANALYSES

The aim of the article is to present cognitive studies on visual metaphor: selected theories, methods and analyses. An overview of literature shows a growing interest in this area of research worldwide, especially in the light of the “visual turn”. Compared to the scholarly output of foreign researchers, publications of Polish authors are scarce and their results are not systematized. The discussion of the current state of research on visual metaphor is therefore motivated, on the one hand, by knowledge gap, and on the other, by the need to popularize and systematize this area of study in Poland.

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18-05-2022

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Kowalski, G. (2022) „Kognitywne modele metafory wizualnej: teoria, metodologia, analizy”, LingVaria, 17(1(33), s. 53–66. doi:10.12797/LV.17.2022.33.05.

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