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... he affiliates himself with the experimental psychology of his time and by extension with the rising prominence of Gestalt theory within this discipline. Our research weaves together not only these three trends but also his Interaction Theory of Metaphor, detailed in The Philosophy of Rhetoric (1936...

...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...

..., as well as in interaction theory. However, the asymmetry of visual metaphor, in which concepts are depicted in images, is debated in the existing literature. The authors argue that the main reason behind this is that images lack an explicit copula (“X is Y”); so it is not always clear what a visual...

...Mark J. Bruhn This article proposes an essential pragmatic adjustment to the model of bidirectionality in verbal metaphor comprehension that has been developed from Max Black’s interaction theory of metaphor, most recently in the 2017 special issue of Poetics Today titled “Bidirectionality...

...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...

...Pradeep Sopory Metaphors are both cognitive and affective in their meaning. However, a discussion of affect has been absent from recent theories of metaphor comprehension. This article looks at how affect, broadly conceptualized as positive and negative valence, may interact with cognition during...

... that reception theory and the phenomenology of reading and viewing must be taken into account in analyzing this new experience of a digital virtual world. The emergence of a mental image conjured up by the word/image interaction plays a role not only in our cognitive but also in our bodily experience. I propose...

... and fact/fiction interactions as a theoretical problem in literary studies (with Benjamin Harshav's theory as a point of departure); the“legitimacy” of using biographical material in the analysis of fictional works; literary allusion; passivity and activity in art and reality;and the reciprocal...

... Cognition among Schizophrenics and Visual Artists ,” Creativity Research Journal 13 , no. 2 : 133 – 43 . Glicksohn Joseph Goodblatt Chanita 1993 “ Metaphor and Gestalt: Interaction Theory Revisited ,” Poetics Today 14 : 83 – 97 . Glicksohn Joseph Yafe...

... of Sense-Making; 3.2 The Perspectival Mechanism vis-à-vis Its Rivals and Partners; 3.3 The Theory Reviewed from a Different Perspective: Correcting Some Misunderstandings and Misapplications; 3.3.1 The Figurative Mechanism; 3.3.2 Reasoning in Face of Unreason: (Un) Reliability as Explained Problem...

... tasks are constructed for easy experimental control and as a result are artificially simple and one-dimensional (Murphy 2004: 135–41).8 Regarding genre theory: how do factors interact in our use of genre categories to decide, for example, the genre of a complex text? Or to create...

...Julia Reinhard Lupton In the current study of Shakespearean drama, historical approaches have been supplemented by phenomenological attention to the ways human actors relate to their settings across time. Thinking phenomenologically, I use affordance theory to understand hospitality as both a theme...

... of narratology should be aligned with what we know about language and the brain. The formalist goal of identifying orderly, universal structures of mind, language, and narrative does not match up well with the probabilistic, reciprocal interactions in the brain through which cognitive patterns emerge from our...

... — this introduction outlines various connections between literary formalism and formal logic. It surveys historical interactions and reciprocal influences between literary and logical writers from antiquity through the twentieth century, and it examines how literary theory and criticism have been institutionally...

... compare Bakhtin's conception of an “answerable” interaction in literature to so-called simulation theory—the widely accepted account of how we attribute thoughts to others in everyday life from the manual of the aforementioned “theory of mind.” “First,” argues its advocate, Alvin I. Goldman ( 2005 : 81–82...

...Marta Puxan-Oliva Abstract This essay addresses the insufficient attention paid in narrative theory to the reformulated concept of space resulting from the spatial turn in the analysis of narrative space. To address this lack of attention, the essay proposes the concept of “narrative environments...

... is believed to be a theory of the links between signs and their environment—social, cultural, historical, biological, and so forth. Explor- ing the relation between pragmatics and Prague structuralism leads to three types of pragmatics: indexical, interactive, and ideological. Struc- turalism...

... 2002 The Way We Think: Conceptual Blending and the Mind's Hidden Complexities ( New York : Basic Books ). Glicksohn Joseph Goodblatt Chanita 1993 “Metaphor and Gestalt: Interaction Theory Revisited,” Poetics Today 14 , no. 1 : 83 – 97 . Goodblatt Chanita 1991...

...: Interaction Theory Revisited ,'' Poetics Today 14 : 83 – 97 . Goodblatt Chanita Glicksohn Joseph 2002 `` Metaphor Comprehension as Problem Solving: An Online Study of the Reading Process ,'' Style 36 : 428 – 45 . 2003 `` From Practical Criticism to the Practice of Literary...

... ). Glicksohn Joseph Goodblatt Chanita 1993 “Metaphor and Gestalt: Interaction Theory Revisited,” Poetics Today 14 , no. 1 : 83 – 97 . Goodblatt Chanita Glicksohn Joseph 2002 “Metaphor Comprehension as Problem Solving: An Online Study of the Reading Process,” Style 36...