2019
DOI: 10.29162/jez.2019.14
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Metafora, metonimija, frazem i eufemizam

Abstract: Metafora, metonimija, frazem i eufemizam: o čemu govorimo kada govorimo o smrti? Cilj je ovoga rada istražiti hrvatski frazeološki korpus vezan uz komunikaciju o smrti i umiranju, s posebnim obzirom na njegov eufemizacijski, odnosno disfemizacijski potencijal, a potom i ispitati jesu li s formiranjem tih dviju kategorija povezani isti ili različiti kognitivni mehanizmi. Radna je pretpostavka autorȃ ovoga rada da su eufemizmi u tom smislu češće temeljeni na metaforičkom načelu, s obzirom na to da konceptualna … Show more

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“…(Broyard 1992, cited in Taylor 2017 Figurative expressions can be used euphemistically, to cover-up some unpleasant facts, and in that case metaphor can hardly be said to make possible new insights -it actually comes quite close to metonymy in providing alternative means of referring to a phenomenon in a more or less offensive or palatable way. Euphemisms can be based on both metaphors and metonymies, as shown by Fernandez Crespo (2006), Portero Muñoz (2011), Gradečak-Erdeljić and Milić (2011), Silaški (2011), or by Kružić and Tanacković Faletar (2019).…”
Section: The Role Of Metaphors and Metonymies In Framing The Transplamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Broyard 1992, cited in Taylor 2017 Figurative expressions can be used euphemistically, to cover-up some unpleasant facts, and in that case metaphor can hardly be said to make possible new insights -it actually comes quite close to metonymy in providing alternative means of referring to a phenomenon in a more or less offensive or palatable way. Euphemisms can be based on both metaphors and metonymies, as shown by Fernandez Crespo (2006), Portero Muñoz (2011), Gradečak-Erdeljić and Milić (2011), Silaški (2011), or by Kružić and Tanacković Faletar (2019).…”
Section: The Role Of Metaphors and Metonymies In Framing The Transplamentioning
confidence: 99%