I Can Tell You What Colour It Is.
The article presents a study which examined the primary perceptual embodied experience of colour and vision. The four different types of the proposed conceptual colour metaphor mapping are discussed, which include primary, complex, sybsystemic, and specific-level metaphors. It also analyzes the gram...
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Carocci Editore
2010
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