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... of conceptual metaphor and blending theories with respect to conceptual conflict and creativity. The deficiency may be supplied by recourse to English Romantic theories of poetic imagination, which are centrally occupied with the logic of conceptual conflict and the motive for creativity. Particularly pertinent...

... in the Blending of Cognitive Science, Evolutionary Psychology, and Literary Study Tony E. Jackson English, North Carolina at Charlotte The present issue of Poetics Today brings together seven different writings that in one way or another have to do with the interdisciplinary mix of cog- nitive science...

...Chanita Goodblatt; Joseph Glicksohn The authors first present the interaction theory of metaphor, emphasizing its notion of bidirectionality. They then discuss the relationship between bidirectionality and blending, making explicit the different expectations regarding bidirectionality deriving from...

... of categorization can help clarify Thomas Pynchon's blending of genres. © 2011 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2011 References Abrams M. H. 1981 A Glossary of Literary Terms, 4th ed. ( New York : Holt, Rinehart, and Winston ). Aristotle 1947 Poetics...

... a historical building, such as the Globe or the Fortune, is reconstructed, it seems as if two temporal and spatial structures are blended and staged. The theater becomes a sign of the past brought into the present of the local inhabitants or visitors; thus it is not only a piece of architecture but a sign...

... that the interaction and oscillation between the page or the screen (the receiving device) on which the ekphrasis appears and our mind’s eye generates a blend that I call the “pictorial third” as a means of accounting for the reading/visualizing experience. Copyright © 2018 by Porter Institute for Poetics...

... meaning and concepts are formed. The major models that are derived from this perspective are generally discussed under the rubrics of “interaction,” “projection,” and “blending.” Each model can be described as a “unidirectional” one, since it posits essentially that metaphor is the result of enlisting...

...Margaret H. Freeman In this article the author explores the notion of possible bidirectionality in metaphor through an examination of Black's (1962, 1993) interaction theory, Fauconnier and Turner's (2002) blending theory, and several studies that document cases of interdomain influence...

... but potent conceptual blend. The emerging “liberal royalism” is driven by desire and characterized by an emotionally irresistible reciprocal attachment. © 2002 by the Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2002 Adam, Peter 1992 Art of the Third Reich (New York: Harry N. Abrams). Aubignac...

...). 1996 The Literary Mind: The Origins of Thought and Language (New York: Oxford University Press). 1998 “Figure,” in Figurative Language and Thought , by Cristina Cacciari, Ray Gibbs, Jr.,Albert Katz, and Mark Turner, 44 -87 (New York: Oxford University Press). 1999 Website on Blending...

... Changers,” ARTnews , December, 109 . Durham, Jimmie 2009 “Jimmie Durham,” La generazione delle immagini: Facts and Fiction , www.undo.net/cgi-bin/openframe.pl?x=/Pinto/gene4/durham_eng.htm . Fauconnier, Gilles, and Mark Turner 1996 “Blending as a Central Process of Grammar,” in Conceptual...

... and Form (London: Longman). Brandt, Line, and Per Aage Brandt 2005 “Making Sense of a Blend: A Cognitive-Semiotic Approach to Metaphor,” Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics 3 : 216 -49. Fauconnier, Gilles, and Mark Turner 2002 The Way We Think: Conceptual Blending and the Mind's Hidden...

... Seana 1999 “Blending and Metaphor.” In Metaphor in Cognitive Linguistics , edited by Gibbs Raymond J. Jr. Steen Gerard , 101 – 24 ( Amsterdam : John Benjamins ). Greenblatt Stephen Abrams M. A. 2006 Norton Anthology of English Literature , 8th ed. ( New York...

... ). Turner Mark Fauconnier Gilles 2002 The Way We Think: Conceptual Blending and the Mind's Hidden Complexities ( New York : Basic Books ). Vendler Helen 1997 Poems, Poets, Poetry: An Introduction and Anthology ( Boston : Bedford ). Walton Kendall L . 1990 Mimesis...

... Comprehension As Problem Solving: An Online Study of the Reading Process,” Style 36 : 428 -45. Gräbe, Ina 1984 “Local and Global Aspects of Interaction Processes in Poetic Metaphor,” Poetics 13 : 433 -57. Grady, Joseph E., Todd Oakley, and Seana Coulson 1999 “Blending and Metaphor,” in Metaphor...

... Press). Jackson, Tony E. 2000 “Questioning Interdisciplinarity: Cognitive Science, Evolutionary Psychology, and Literary Criticism,” Poetics Today 21 : 319 -47. Jackson, Tony E. 2002 “Issues and Problems in the Blending of Cognitive Science, Evolutionary Psychology, and Literary Study...

... ). 2010 [1992] Picoeconomics: The Strategic Interaction of Successive Motivational States within the Person ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press ). Booth Michael n.d. “Shakespeare and the Blending Mind,” unpublished manuscript . 2012 “A Response to David Hawkes's ‘Against...

... is the theme to the chapter that follows, where Freeman emphasizes the dynamic and creative nature of “metaphoring.” She argues and demonstrates how self-involving this is, drawing the established cognitive linguistics of metaphor together with the theory of blending, or compression, to show how some...

... cognitive poetics, a prominent place is given to Gilles Fauconnier and Mark Turner’s theory of blending, adapted to the strong intertextual basis for world con- struction in the example poem: its world is perceived as a “blend” of the two “mental spaces” of ancient myth and married life...

... describe and explain. Within cognitive poetics, a prominent place is given to Gilles Fauconnier and Mark Turner’s theory of blending, adapted to the strong intertextual basis for world con- struction in the example poem: its world is perceived as a “blend” of the two “mental spaces” of ancient myth...