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(De)humanizing Metaphors of People in Pain and Their Association with the Perceived Quality of nurse-patient Relationship (二)疼痛患者的人性化隐喻及其与护患关系感知质量的关系
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-10-02 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2022.2091445
E. Diniz, Paula Castro, S. Bernardes
ABSTRACT Metaphors are central in communication and sense-making processes in health-related contexts. Yet how the metaphors used by health-care-professionals to make sense of their patients and their relations to them are associated to the perceived valence of their clinical encounters is underexplored. Drawing-upon the ABC Model of Dehumanization, this study investigated how the humanizing or dehumanizing metaphors nurses’ use for making sense of their pain patients are associated with how they perceived their relationships with them. Fifty female nurses undertook individual narrative-episodic interviews about easy/difficult cases in pain care. A content analysis classified the metaphors, identifying eight classes reflecting different types of patients (de)humanization. A multiple correspondence analysis extracted patterns of metaphors and their association with the perceived characteristics of the patient-nurse relationship. It showed how these patterns were not associated with patient sex or socioeconomic status (SES) but were related to the perceived valence of the clinical relationship. By uncovering how patient metaphors guide nurses’ sense-making and potentially modulate interactions in clinical encounters, these findings may contribute to improve quality of pain care.
摘要隐喻是健康相关语境中交际和意义形成过程的核心。然而,医疗保健专业人员用来理解患者及其关系的隐喻如何与他们临床遭遇的感知价值相关联,却没有得到充分的探索。本研究借鉴ABC去人性化模型,调查了护士在理解疼痛患者时使用的人性化或非人性化隐喻与他们如何感知与患者的关系之间的关系。50名女护士对疼痛护理中的简单/困难病例进行了个别叙述性的情景访谈。内容分析对隐喻进行了分类,确定了八类隐喻,反映了不同类型的患者(去)人性化。多重对应分析提取了隐喻模式及其与患者-护士关系感知特征的关联。研究表明,这些模式与患者性别或社会经济地位(SES)无关,但与临床关系的感知效价有关。通过揭示患者隐喻如何引导护士的感知,并可能调节临床接触中的互动,这些发现可能有助于提高疼痛护理的质量。
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The Roles of Manual and non-manual Cues in Recognizing Irony in Italian Sign Language 手动和非手动提示在识别意大利手语反讽中的作用
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-10-02 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2022.2091443
B. Giustolisi, L. Mantovan, F. Panzeri
ABSTRACT In a previous study, our research group investigated the expression of irony in Italian Sign Language (LIS) and suggested that specific manual and non-manual markers signaled the signer’s meaning and attitude. The present research aimed at expanding those findings by analyzing whether these markers are used in irony recognition and whether they are language-specific. We designed an experiment in which we compared recognition of ironic remarks out of context considering three groups of Italians: Deaf signers, hearing signers, and hearing non-signers. Our aim was to verify whether the manual and non-manual markers we associated with the expression of irony in LIS constitute a reliable cue to detect irony and whether these cues were accessible to signers more than to non-signers sharing the same cultural background. Although the ironic intent in LIS was accessible also to hearing non-signers, we found, among hearing participants, that knowledge of LIS does improve accuracy in recognizing ironic remarks in LIS. This suggests that signers’ facial expressions and bodily movements do not solve a purely affective function, but are grammaticalized, at least to some degree.
摘要在之前的一项研究中,我们的研究小组调查了意大利手语中反讽的表达,并认为特定的手动和非手动标记标志着签名者的意思和态度。本研究旨在通过分析这些标记是否用于反讽识别以及它们是否具有语言特异性来扩展这些发现。我们设计了一个实验,考虑到三组意大利人:聋人签名者、听力签名者和听力非签名者,我们比较了对断章取义的讽刺言论的识别。我们的目的是验证我们在LIS中与反讽表达相关的手动和非手动标记是否构成检测反讽的可靠线索,以及这些线索是否对具有相同文化背景的签名者比对非签名者更容易获得。尽管听力非签名者也可以理解LIS中的讽刺意图,但我们发现,在听力参与者中,对LIS的了解确实提高了识别LIS中讽刺言论的准确性。这表明,签名者的面部表情和肢体动作并不能解决纯粹的情感功能,而是语法化了,至少在某种程度上是这样。
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The Indexical Affordance of Metaphor: Stain as a Case Example 隐喻的索引能力:以污点为例
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-03 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.1973869
T. W. Jensen
ABSTRACT This paper investigates an unexplored indexical dimension inherent in the mapping structure of metaphor. The empirical focus is on the metaphor of stain but the scope of indexicality in relation to metaphor might be on a more general level. Based on analyses of a political statement as well as transcripts from a therapy session it is argued that previous accounts on the stain metaphor within CMT are insufficient and only covers parts of the cognitive structures and social aspects of the metaphor. Hitherto, the stain metaphor has been analyzed as part of a larger framework on moral reasoning related to the conceptual metaphors GOOD IS CLEAN, BAD IS DIRTY. This cognitive schema relies on a dichotomy between clean and dirty objects claiming that we understand and experience unmoral, or socially unacceptable behaviors in terms of (interaction with) dirty or filthy objects. However, the analyses in this paper clarify that this account only addresses one dimensions of stains, that is, their tendency to be perceived as dirt, and thereby misses their status as traces or signs. Thus, the accounts offered by CMT miss the fundamental indexical constraints of the stain expression. The source domain of physical stains is in itself constrained by a relation of contiguity (spatiotemporal proximity and association) between the stain and the actions leading to the stain. Thus, in a single expression, the stain metaphor indicates temporal and causal relations in an easily accessible way. Further, the figurative use of “stain” can also be captured as a EFFECT FOR CAUSE metonymy allowing for an intuitive sense of causal relations as well. The central claim of the paper is that metaphor research needs to pay closer attention the kinds of perception of reality that metaphors make possible in-and-through their indexical constraint.
摘要本文研究了隐喻映射结构中一个未开发的索引维度。实证研究的重点是污点隐喻,但与隐喻相关的索引性范围可能在更一般的层面上。基于对一篇政治声明的分析以及一次治疗过程的记录,我们认为先前关于CMT中污点隐喻的描述是不充分的,并且只涵盖了隐喻的部分认知结构和社会方面。到目前为止,污物隐喻一直被作为道德推理的一个更大框架的一部分来分析,这个框架与概念隐喻“好是干净的,坏是肮脏的”有关。这种认知模式依赖于干净和脏的物体之间的二分法,声称我们理解并经历了不道德的,或社会上不可接受的行为,就(与)脏或脏的物体的互动而言。然而,本文的分析澄清说,这种说法只涉及污渍的一个方面,即它们被视为污垢的倾向,从而错过了它们作为痕迹或标志的地位。因此,CMT提供的解释错过了染色表达的基本索引约束。物理污渍的源域本身受到污渍和导致污渍的行为之间的邻近关系(时空接近和关联)的约束。因此,在一个单一的表达中,污点隐喻以一种容易理解的方式表明了时间和因果关系。此外,“污渍”的比喻用法也可以被捕获为因果转喻,允许对因果关系的直观感觉。本文的中心主张是隐喻研究需要更加关注隐喻在其索引约束下可能产生的各种现实知觉。
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For Better, for Worse, for Richer, for Poorer, in Sickness and in Health: A Cognitive-Linguistic Approach to Merism 无论是好是坏,是富是穷,是病是健康:一种认知语言学的方法来研究Merism
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-03 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.1973870
M. S. Peña Cervel
ABSTRACT This paper is a qualitative usage-based treatment of merism from a cognitive-linguistic perspective. Considered a minor or non-basic figure of speech, especially if compared to the master tropes, metaphor and metonymy, merism is approached here as a figure of speech whose complexity has been largely and unfairly underestimated. We provide a principled account of the relationship of merism with metonymy starting off from the well-known assumption that merism is a particular kind of synecdoche. The notion of merism is delimited and used in its etymological sense, which serves as a starting point for a two-fold classification of this figurative use into contrast-based merism and merism in which contrast plays no role (bare merism). We also explore the constructions which might trigger meristic uses and the characteristics of the terms involved in meristic binomials and trinomials which make them readily available for fusion into specific syntactic patterns like “X and Y,” “both X and Y,” “X and Y alike,” “X as well as Y,” and “X, Y, and Z.”
本文从认知语言学的角度对分词进行定性分析。作为一种次要的或非基本的修辞格,特别是与主要的修辞手法、隐喻和转喻相比,叠体是一种其复杂性在很大程度上被不公平地低估的修辞格。我们从一个众所周知的假设出发,即分词是一种特殊的提喻,为分词与转喻的关系提供了一个原则性的说明。merism的概念被限定并在其词源意义上使用,这是将这种比喻用法分为基于对比的merism和没有对比的merism(裸merism)的双重分类的起点。我们还探讨了可能引发分生使用的结构,以及分生二项式和三项式中涉及的术语的特征,这些特征使它们很容易融合成特定的句法模式,如“X和Y”,“X和Y都是”,“X和Y一样”,“X和Y一样”,“X和Y一样”,“X, Y和z”。
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The Blending of Bending: How We Engage with the World of Avatar: The Last Airbender through Memes 弯曲的融合:我们如何与阿凡达的世界接触:通过Memes的最后一次空气弯曲
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-06-27 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.1973868
Thomas Van Hoey
ABSTRACT People often use memes to express their ideological stance on real world events. This study departs from a recent COVID-19-related meme which makes use of elements known from the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender (ATLA) and Avatar: Legend of Korra (LOK), and asks how it came to be and how stance is conveyed through them. After acknowledging the impact of the series, conceptual blending theory is adopted to investigate the worldbuilding of the macrocosm in ATLA. This is identified as a correlative network, which acts as the blended space of multiple input spaces consisting of intertextual references. The world of ATLA then functions as a new input space which is updated with modern elements, resulting in the blend of LOK. Minor blends are identified in the hybrid animals that occupy the fictional world. Lastly, it is shown how the selection of a particular input element for participation in meme blends already conveys an ideological stance, rather than only emerging through readers’ eyes.
摘要人们经常使用模因来表达他们对现实世界事件的意识形态立场。这项研究不同于最近一个与新冠肺炎相关的模因,该模因利用了动画电视剧《阿凡达:最后的气弯者》(ATLA)和《阿凡达:Korra传奇》(LOK)中的已知元素,并询问了它是如何形成的,以及如何通过它们传达立场。在认识到该系列的影响后,采用概念融合理论来研究ATLA中宏观世界的世界建构。这被识别为一个相关网络,它充当由互文参考组成的多个输入空间的混合空间。然后,ATLA的世界充当了一个新的输入空间,它被现代元素更新,从而产生了LOK的混合。在占据虚构世界的混合动物中,可以识别出微小的混合。最后,研究表明,选择一个特定的输入元素来参与模因融合,已经传达了一种意识形态立场,而不仅仅是通过读者的眼睛出现的。
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Water Metaphors and Evaluation of Syrian Migration: The Flow of Refugees in the Spanish Press 叙利亚移民的水隐喻与评价:西班牙媒体中的难民流动
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-06-27 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.1973871
M. D. Porto
ABSTRACT In 2015 and 2016, European newspapers covered the Syrian migration into Europe in great detail, describing the path followed by millions of refugees as European authorities put up both physical and metaphorical obstacles to stop their advance. Water metaphors, a common resource in immigration discourse, were extensively used in the media during this period. Apparently neutral, expressions like the flow of refugees or a new wave of immigrants seemed to be devoid of ideological bias, and so an objective, factual way to present the news about it. This paper presents an in-depth analysis of the contexts in which water metaphors were used in two ideologically opposed Spanish newspapers in this period. Results show that their descriptive function was surpassed by the evaluative one, as revealed by the high frequency of force dynamic schemas underlying the flow metaphor, the most frequent one in the sample. Negatively charged, the frequent use of flow to refer to Syrian refugees could have affected public opinion on the event. Also, a contrastive analysis suggests that there are subtle differences between the right and the left wing when using these metaphors, but they are not as significant as expected, since both newspapers tend to avoid overt negativity in their discourse on Syrian migration. Considering the relatively small size of the sample, further work needs to be done to confirm these results in the Spanish press and also to extend the analysis to other European media.
2015年和2016年,欧洲报纸详细报道了叙利亚移民进入欧洲的情况,描述了数百万难民所遵循的道路,欧洲当局设置了物理和隐喻障碍来阻止他们的前进。水隐喻是移民话语中的一种常见资源,在这一时期的媒体中被广泛使用。像难民潮或新一波移民潮这样看似中性的表达似乎没有意识形态偏见,因此是一种客观、真实地呈现相关新闻的方式。本文对这一时期两份意识形态对立的西班牙报纸中使用水隐喻的语境进行了深入分析。结果表明,它们的描述功能被评价功能所超越,其中以流隐喻为基础的力动态图式频率较高,是样本中频率最高的图式。经常使用“流”一词来指代叙利亚难民,这可能会影响公众对该事件的看法。此外,对比分析表明,在使用这些隐喻时,右翼和左翼之间存在微妙的差异,但它们并不像预期的那样重要,因为两家报纸都倾向于避免在叙利亚移民的论述中公开否定。考虑到样本规模相对较小,需要做进一步的工作来证实西班牙媒体的这些结果,并将分析扩展到其他欧洲媒体。
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引用次数: 2
“World-beating” Pandemic Responses: Ironical, Sarcastic, and Satirical Use of War and Competition Metaphors in the Context of COVID-19 Pandemic “震撼世界”的大流行应对:在2019冠状病毒病大流行背景下对战争和竞争隐喻的讽刺、讽刺和讽刺使用
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-03-31 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.1932505
A. Musolff
ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic tempted some governments to promise to wage “war” against it and implement “world-beating” control mechanisms. In view of their limited success, such claims soon came in for massive criticism, which turned their hyperbolic implicatures and figurative framing against them. Our paper focuses on such cases of “metaphor reversal” within the context of the British public debate. Drawing on examples from a corpus of media texts, we identify several types of the dissociation, including irony (i.e., putting the figurative claims’ implicatures in doubt implicitly), sarcasm (i.e., explicitly decrying their plausibility) and satire (i.e., exhibiting their presumed absurdity), with reference to theory models of irony (echo, pretense, mental space structuring). In conclusion, we argue that the seesaw of exchanges between exaggerated figurative claims of (imminent) success made by government politicians and their sarcastic-satirical debunking by media and opposition politicians has an ambivalent effect on public discourse. On the one hand, it highlights contrasts in policy and policy assessment and may also have entertainment value, but on the other hand, it conveys experiences of repeated, serial exposure of hyperbolic government rhetoric. This in turn may lead to an erosion of trust in official communication as being unrealistic, which may foster beliefs in conspiracy theories.
摘要新冠肺炎大流行促使一些政府承诺对其发动“战争”,并实施“世界性”控制机制。鉴于他们的成功有限,这些说法很快就受到了广泛的批评,使他们的夸张含义和比喻框架对他们不利。我们的论文关注的是英国公众辩论背景下的“隐喻逆转”案例。根据媒体文本语料库中的例子,我们确定了几种类型的分离,包括讽刺(即,含蓄地怀疑形象主张的含义)、讽刺(即明确谴责其合理性)和讽刺(即展示其假定的荒谬性),并参考了讽刺的理论模型(回声、伪装、心理空间结构)。总之,我们认为,政府政客对(即将到来的)成功的夸张比喻性宣称与媒体和反对派政客对其讽刺性揭穿之间的交流,对公共话语产生了矛盾的影响。一方面,它突出了政策和政策评估的对比,可能也有娱乐价值,但另一方面,也传达了重复、连续暴露夸张政府言论的经历。这反过来可能会导致对官方沟通的信任被侵蚀,认为这是不现实的,这可能会助长阴谋论的信念。
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引用次数: 11
“Our Country Is a Freedom-Loving Country”: The Spreading Virus as Metaphor for “People on the Move” “我们的国家是一个热爱自由的国家”:用病毒传播比喻“人们在流动”
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-03-31 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.1954858
D. Gurnham
ABSTRACT Although Covid-19 has been framed using all manner of metaphors, an as-yet under-examined question is how the spreading virus might itself serve as a metaphor and what purpose this might serve. The article redresses this deficit by identifying shared experiences of the mobile virus as the basis for a metaphorical framework for evaluating and judging human behavior, including alleged rule-breaking, during the pandemic. The article traces the appearance of the metaphor spreading across a broad spectrum of sources that includes political speech, the reporting of crime in prosecutorial and local media sources, judicial opinion and poetry. We observe in some limited contexts a straightforward metaphoric transfer or substitution between mobile people and the mobile virus. In a greater number and variety contexts, we find instead more subtle signs of the metaphor: the censuring of bad behavior and the justifying of coercive treatment using the metonymic elements of viral spread: its characteristic unpredictability, speed, agility, irrepressibility, and relentlessness.
尽管人们用各种各样的隐喻来描述Covid-19,但一个尚未得到充分研究的问题是,这种正在传播的病毒本身是如何充当隐喻的,以及这可能起到什么作用。这篇文章纠正了这一缺陷,将移动病毒的共同经历确定为评估和判断大流行期间人类行为(包括所谓的违规行为)的隐喻框架的基础。这篇文章追溯了这个隐喻在广泛来源中的出现,包括政治言论、检察和地方媒体对犯罪的报道、司法意见和诗歌。我们观察到,在一些有限的情况下,流动的人和流动的病毒之间存在直接的隐喻性转移或替代。在更多种类的语境中,我们发现了更多微妙的隐喻:对不良行为的谴责和使用病毒传播的转喻元素为强制治疗辩护:其特点是不可预测性、速度、敏捷性、不可抑止性和无情。
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引用次数: 0
COVID-19 in English and Persian: A Cognitive Linguistic Study of Illness Metaphors across Languages 英语和波斯语中的COVID-19:跨语言疾病隐喻的认知语言学研究
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-03-31 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.1994839
R. Kazemian, Somayeh Hatamzadeh
ABSTRACT This article investigates conceptual metaphors for Covid-19 in two languages, American English and Persian, using two approaches, namely Lakoff & Johnson’s conceptual metaphor theory and Kövecses’s approach to universal metaphors. The data for the analysis were drawn from a large corpus of Covid-19 metaphors in American English and a smaller corpus extracted from major news websites in Persian. The analysis focuses on examining the source domains for the conceptual metaphors used and describe the most common conceptual metaphors. We discuss systematic similarities and differences between the two languages regarding the way Covid-19 is talked about and conceptualized and highlight some novel conceptual metaphors that only appear in Persian.
摘要本文采用Lakoff&Johnson的概念隐喻理论和Kövecses的普遍隐喻方法,研究了美国英语和波斯语两种语言中新冠肺炎的概念隐喻。分析数据来自美国英语中大量的新冠肺炎隐喻语料库,以及从主要的波斯语新闻网站中提取的较小语料库。分析的重点是检查所使用的概念隐喻的来源领域,并描述最常见的概念隐喻。我们讨论了这两种语言在谈论和概念化新冠肺炎的方式方面的系统相似性和差异,并强调了一些仅出现在波斯语中的新颖概念隐喻。
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引用次数: 8
Framing the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic: Metaphors, Images and Symbols 构建2020冠状病毒大流行:隐喻、图像和符号
IF 1.1 3区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-03-31 DOI: 10.1080/10926488.2021.2004378
M. Döring, B. Nerlich
metaphors, reveals their roots and impacts on management, with a focus on their use by two political leaders, the of the United States, Trump, and the current Prime Minister of Johnson. Hanne furthermore explores a plethora of alternative metaphors from fires to journeys and from floods to rally driving with the devil, including their local resonances and impacts on the framing of the pandemic. he examines modes and metaphors of with an emphasis on inequalities, and ecological emer-gencies, which will still be there once the on the is over. His to use ecologically that highlight empathy, interdependence, equity, and resilience, and not provides a pointer for reconceptualization of metaphorical
隐喻,揭示了它们的根源和对管理的影响,重点是美国两位政治领导人特朗普和现任首相约翰逊对它们的使用。Hanne进一步探索了从火灾到旅程,从洪水到与魔鬼一起开车的众多替代隐喻,包括它们在当地的共鸣和对疫情框架的影响。他研究了的模式和隐喻,重点是不平等和生态紧急情况,一旦战争结束,这些情况仍然存在。他在生态学上强调同理心、相互依存、公平和韧性,而不是为隐喻的重新概念化提供指针
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