A study on the metaphor of social exclusion from embodied cognition

Zeng, Wang; Zhongyi, Lu

doi:10.5897/sre10.963

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“…For example, exposing people to warmth results in increased feelings of affection or trust towards others (IJzerman & Semin, 2009;Kang et al, 2010;Williams & Bargh, 2008a). By contrast, people experiencing negative behavior, such as mockery or social exclusion, will feel cold (Leander, Chartrand, & Bargh, 2012;Zeng & Zhong-Yi, 2011;Zhong & Leonardelli, 2008).…”

Section: Affection Warmth and Physical Closenessmentioning

confidence: 92%

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Social Distance in Hunter-Gather Settlement Sites: A Conceptual Metaphor in Material Culture

Wiseman

2014

Metaphor and Symbol

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Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT) has been little used by archaeologists.A key barrier is that current metaphor analysis relies on linguistic evidence, a resource that archaeologists rarely have. Methods for interpreting entirely "material metaphors" have yet to develop. This article explores CMT in a domain of long-standing archaeological interest: settlement structure. Anthropologists have long recognized that hunter-gatherers place their dwellings close to those they are close to socially, usually their kin. Archaeologists have assumed the same holds true for prehistory-although without direct evidence. This article explains why people consistently associate with their kin this way, and how the metaphor, "SOCIAL DISTANCE IS PHYSICAL DISTANCE," structures hunter-gatherer campsites worldwide. Archaeologists can infer the existence of this metaphor in the archaeological record without linguistic support. Furthermore, they can assume it exists in all human societies for as long as human brains have been wired up as they currently are.Over the past thirty years, conceptual metaphor theory (CMT) has expanded from it original home in linguistics, to be used across many other human sciences and the humanities: psychology, philosophy, and literary studies have been prominent contributors (Gibbs, 2008(Gibbs, , 2011. There are disciplines, however, where CMT has seen almost no use. Among these is my own: archaeology. For archaeologists, "metaphor" is often little more than a synonym for either "symbol" or "analogy" (e.g.

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Section: Affection Warmth and Physical Closenessmentioning

confidence: 92%

“…This is exactly the situation we see in the settlement layouts in Figures 1-3. It is also supported by psychological experiments, exploring the connection between physical distance and feelings of intimacy (Williams & Burgh, 2008b;Zeng & Zhong-Yi, 2011).…”

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Social Distance in Hunter-Gather Settlement Sites: A Conceptual Metaphor in Material Culture

Wiseman

2014

Metaphor and Symbol

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The Consistency Effects of the Clean Metaphor of Moral Concept and Dirty Metaphor of Immoral Concept

Feng-qin

Tian

Wang

et al. 2020

Journal of Psychophysiology

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Abstract. Morality is clean, while immorality is dirty, and these metaphors use concrete clean and dirty experiences to express moral and immoral concepts; specifically, they are the clean metaphor of moral concept and dirty metaphor of immoral concept. The present study used event-related potentials (ERPs) to explore the consistency effects of the clean metaphor of moral concept and dirty metaphor of immoral concept, the experiment recorded the reaction times (RTs) and ERP waves in a metaphor consistency condition and a metaphor inconsistency condition. The behavioral results showed that the RTs in the metaphor consistency condition were significantly faster than the RTs in the metaphor inconsistency condition. The ERP results showed that the P300, N400, and late negative component (LNC) amplitudes were higher in the metaphor inconsistency condition than in the metaphor consistency condition.

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A Cool Identity Schema: The Cooling Effect of Wearing Sunglasses on the Embodied Effect

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2021

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A study on the metaphor of social exclusion from embodied cognition

Cited by 3 publications

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Social Distance in Hunter-Gather Settlement Sites: A Conceptual Metaphor in Material Culture

Social Distance in Hunter-Gather Settlement Sites: A Conceptual Metaphor in Material Culture

The Consistency Effects of the Clean Metaphor of Moral Concept and Dirty Metaphor of Immoral Concept

A Cool Identity Schema: The Cooling Effect of Wearing Sunglasses on the Embodied Effect

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