Cognitive principles underlying predicational metonymy
Cognitive principles underlying predicational metonymy
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谓语转喻的认知原则
DOI:
10.1075/cogls.00040.kom
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
Tetsuta Komatsubara
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作者:
Tetsuta Komatsubara
Metonymy of a predicate, in which the source event implies the target event, is calledpredicational metonymy. This paper focused on a Japanese productive predicational metonymy,action for causation, and described its linguistic preference in terms of aspectual construal based on a corpus-driven quantitative investigation. The results revealed that an event that is bounded and durative is preferred as the metonymic vehicle inaction for causationmetonymy. The two cognitive principles,bounded over unboundedanddurative over punctual, were proposed to explain the linguistic preference. It was suggested that the two principles can be subsumed under the fundamental cognitive principle ofgoodGestalt over poorGestalt, and that this general principle governs metonymic preference of both predicates and nominal phrases.
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