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On metonymic profiling in alternate construal of complex event chains in verbal idioms (CROSBI ID 501235)

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Brdar-Szabó, Rita ; Brdar Mario On metonymic profiling in alternate construal of complex event chains in verbal idioms // Imagery in Language. Festschrift in Honour of Professor Ronald W. Langacker / Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk, Barbara ; Kwiatkowska, Alina (ur.). Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2004. str. 247-258-x

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Brdar-Szabó, Rita ; Brdar Mario

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On metonymic profiling in alternate construal of complex event chains in verbal idioms

In his discussion of background as one aspect of construal, Langacker (2000: 208) stresses that metaphor can be seen as one type of linguistic manifestation of background, “ [… ] where the source domain serves as a background for structuring and understanding the target domain.” It is our aim in this paper to demonstrate that conceptual metonymy (often interacting with metaphor) has a similar role in providing such alternate construals. The empirical basis of the investigation will be some English, German, Croatian, Russian and Hungarian verbal idioms and collocations (exemplified in (1-3)) that – when taken literally – focus on different phases of an event or on different subevents of a macroevent but are, due to the conceptual metonymy of the type PART-OF-A-SCENARIO-FOR-THE-WHOLE-SCENARIO (cf. Lakoff 1987, and Thornburg/Panther 1997), conventionalized ways of coding the whole event or macroevent (cf. Talmy 1991) and thus make possible different ways of construal. (1) pack one’ s bags (2) roll up one’ s sleeves (3) throw up the sponge Our study is intended to establish preferences in profiling certain phases of a complex event, i.e. which part (the initial, central or final part) of macroevents is most likely to get profiled in cross-linguistic terms.

construal; metaphor; metonymy; metaphtonymy; profiling; background; idiom; knowledge base; idealized cognitive domain; event structure

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247-258-x.

2004.

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Imagery in Language. Festschrift in Honour of Professor Ronald W. Langacker

Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk, Barbara ; Kwiatkowska, Alina

Frankfurt: Peter Lang

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Imagery in Language. A Cognitive Linguistics Conference in Honour of Professor Ronald W. Langacker

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01.01.2004-01.01.2004

Łódź, Poljska

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