Cognitive linguists emphasize that metaphors serve to facilitate the comprehension of 1 conceptual area—commonly an abstraction including "everyday living", "theories" or "Concepts"—by expressions that relate to a different, much more acquainted conceptual area—ordinarily much more concrete, including "journey", "structures" or "food". There are numerous widespread examples of metapho... https://brennusq630glq3.blogozz.com/profile