Fantastic metaphors and where to find them
Article outline
- 1.Metaphor and metonymy repositories
- 2.A preview of this volume
- 2.1New methods and digital resources for mining metaphor and metonymy in thought, language, and images
- 2.2Reflecting on the risks and challenges involved in building and using repositories of figurative language
- 3.Summary
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Notes
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References
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