The present article is aimed at the investigation of essence metaphor, exploration its conceptual aspect and translation from a source language to target language. specific way metaphor expressed in work verbal art, manner use by author have always attracted attention not only philologists specialized literary studies but also translators. Having multilayered semantic structure being almost ubi...

Metaphor has been studied for centuries, but traditionally it confined to the field of rhetoric, and seen as a rhetorical method. However, with development modern society advancement cognitive linguistics, some linguistics researchers believe that metaphor is no longer just linguistic phenomenon, also mode thinking. The conceptual system contains rich sufficient cultural information, which make...

BACKGROUND Clinical reasoning is a key competence in medicine. There is a lack of knowledge, how non-experts like medical students solve clinical problems. It is known that they have difficulties applying conceptual knowledge to clinical cases, that they lack metacognitive awareness and that higher level cognitive actions correlate with diagnostic accuracy. However, the role of conceptual, stra...

In research on conflicts, the systematic study of metaphors is playing an increasingly prominent role. context a U.S. – Swiss–Hungarian international collaboration investigating conflicts through interviews with healthcare professionals, present chapter analyzes linguistic and conceptual in Hungarian interviews. The theoretical background for analysis provided by cognitive theory metaphor, whil...

This study is a cognitive stylistic/poetic analysis of one Turkish literature’s best-known poems ‘Sessiz Gemi’ (Silent Ship) by Yahya Kemal Beyatl?. More specifically, based on the premises Conceptual Metaphor Theory (Lakoff & Johnson, 1980) and Blending (Fauconnier Turner, 1998, 2002), aims to identify conceptual devices strategies used in construction interpretation poem. The reveals that...

Theories Most of the ideas about memory discussed thus far have been based on concrete analogies between particular objects or systems and memory. The most typical sort of explanation in cognitive psychology seems to be based on just such analogical reasoning. There has long been a debate over the proper role of models and analogies in scientific explanation (e .g., Hesse, 1966), although there...