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... metaphor directionality embodied cognition grounded cognition References Banissy Michael J. Walsh Vincent Ward Jamie 2009 “Enhanced Sensory Perception in Synaesthesia,” Experimental Brain Research 196 , no. 4 : 565 – 71 . Bargary Gary Mitchell Kevin J...

...Lars Bernaerts; Brian Richardson In the analysis and interpretation of fictional minds, unnatural and cognitive narratology may seem mutually exclusive. They each highlight different aspects of what narrators and characters think and feel, and their explanatory grounds differ. An unnatural reading...

... Mimesis and Paul Ricoeur’s Time and Narrative . In this article, we use Ricoeur’s tripartite model of mimesis as a catalyst for a dialogue between unnatural and cognitive approaches to narrative. In the first part, we argue that, as a form of simulation (and not just passive imitation), mimesis is best...

... typically operates for the rhetorical sequencing of entities conceived as themes, rather than for the grounding and interrelation of entities conceived as objects within a represented scene. With the advent of romanticism, however, place deixis begins to appear with greater frequency, density, and variety...

... to open new ground for criticism, disrupt our understanding of reading, and develop new bodily poetics. Copyright © 2020 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2020 cognitive science embodiment I. A. Richards New Criticism reading References Arbib Michael A. Gasser Brad...

... as an example for the unnaturalist of the paradoxical necessity for perceptual and emotional familiarization in our attempts to understand fundamental alterity. The parameters of cognitive and unnatural narratology may seem divergent at the outset, but in this essay their representatives find a common ground...

... in the light of the changes they bring about in the transitivity of the clause and consequently in the reader's conceptualizing of the fictional world, especially the characters. The analysis is grounded on cognitive theories of information processing, and on the assumption that language form is not fortuitous...

...: Narration and Representation in the Language of Fiction . Boston : Routledge and Kegan Paul . Barrett Lisa Feldman . 2017 . How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain . New York : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt . Barsalou Lawrence W . 2008 . “ Grounded Cognition .” Annual...

... . 2010 . “ Grounded Cognition: Past, Present, and Future .” Topics in Cognitive Science 2 , no. 4 : 716 – 24 . Beer John . 1992 . “ Is the Romantic Imagination Our Imagination? ” In Imagining Romanticism: Essays on English and Australian Romanticisms , edited by Coleman Deirdre...

... Lawrence W. Wiemer-Hastings Katja 2005 “Situating Abstract Concepts.” In Grounding Cognition: The Role of Perception and Action in Memory, Language, and Thinking , edited by Pecher Diana Zwaan Rolf A. , 129 – 63 ( New York : Cambridge University Press ). Basu Biman...

..., Semantic Neighbourhood Density, and Directionality,” Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society , Chicago , November . Barsalou Lawrence W . 2010 “Grounded Cognition: Past, Present, and Future,” Topics in Cognitive Science 2 , no. 4 : 716 – 24...

... (2003: 355) has challenged cognitive science’s limitations (and its corollary limitations for approaching texts) on these grounds: “‘Cognitive study,’ has, indeed, typically suited its object to the name, thus restricting its scope . . . to issues of comprehension or memory, exclusive...

... cognitive poetics involves ‘‘the excitement of connecting scientific principles with a love of literature’’ (Stockwell 11), we can assume Stockwell means ‘‘systematically’’ in a sci- entific sense. Later in the book he is much more explicit about this issue. Cognitive poetics ‘‘offers a grounding...

... objections arising either from the same kind of scientific disciplinary practices or from relevant philosophical grounds will have the epistemological weight to affect the theory. Presumably if we set out to interpret a literary text with a theory from cognitive anthropology and begin to find the text...

... structure. To recapitulate, in the salience imbalance theory’s mechanism, the va- lences of the cognitive attributes comprising the ground provide the affec- tive meaning associated with the target after its equation with the base. In the class inclusion theory’s mechanism, the affective meaning...

... Development, Toronto, April. Chestnut, Eleanor K., and Ellen M. Markman 2014 “Children’s Inferences Based on Figure and Ground Thematic Roles.” In Proceedings of the 36th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, edited by P. Bello, M. Gaurini, M. McShane, and B. Scassellati, 325 – 30...

... Joukahainen into the ground; social cognition and theory ofmind could address the different competitions through- out the poem, and cognitive stylistics could shed light on the ways in which 1. I take a simple measure of canonicity here, as it is also deployed in Ja¨schke and Fischer 2016: the number...

... in Social-Cognitive Processes .” Trends in Cognitive Sciences 16 , no. 12 : 593 – 605 . Barsalou Lawrence W. Simmons Kyle Barbey Aron K. Wilson Christine D. . 2003 . “ Grounding Conceptual Knowledge in Modality-Specific Systems .” Trends in Cognitive Sciences 7 : 84 – 90...

... on figure versus ground in percep- tual memory tasks. If borne out, Nisbett’s research on culturally acquired cognitive differences would apply to relatively little work on human univer- sals. Not one among the fairly ambitious...

... that have proliferated after the New Criticism in the twentieth century. That question is this: how does the evolved architecture that grounds human cognitive processing, especially as it manifests itself in the univer- Zunshine An Introduction 175 sality of storytelling and the production of visual art...