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Image Schemas, Metaphoric Processes, and the "Translate" Concept
Metaphor and Symbol 14 (3):199-219 (1999)
Abstract
In this article, I provide an account of the development of the "translate" concept from the verbs used in Old English through the Middle English period, including the establishment of the Latin-based translate. The development and current pattern of polysemy are described through the elaboration of a Lakoffian cognitive model structured by image schemas and various types of action on those schemas--more specifically combination, dissolution, and metaphoric projection. Concordance and corpus data illustrate the development at various stages.Other Versions
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