Titlebook: Nature, Metaphor, Culture; Cultural Conceptuali Judit Baranyiné Kóczy Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Spatial Metaphors in Nature Imagery of spatial representation that apply to the analysis of texts. The first part of the chapter discusses how perceptions regarding the environment affect spatial cognition and how it serves as a basis for cultural conceptualizations in terms of categorization and schematization. The issue of . and .

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Cultural Metaphors Related to F,e domains related to the notion are primarily based on the two main conceptual domains of . and ., which also share common characteristics. More specific domains include ./., ., ., ., . and .. These domains make up a matrix of cultural conceptualizations related to .. Descriptions of spatial formati

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Cultural Metaphors Related to W,omenon of weather in love songs, ., a natural force described mainly by its physical impact on other entities (based on the conceptual metaphor .). The analysis unfolds different conceptualizations of wind in correlation with specific properties of ., including types of motions (such as disposing an

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Mental Spaces folksongs provide evidence that the development of spaces, in which the representation of nature has an underlying role, follow specific .. They are characterized by a movement from perceptuality to fictivity, and from external representation to internal expression, which is viewed here as a fulfil

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Spatial Groundingrms of spatial grounding in folksongs is based on the presumption that the different configurations of spatial grounding have their metaphorical correspondences and take part in the construal schemas partly presented in the previous chapter. The analysis is focused on two issues, spatial deixis and

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Reference Point Constructions outline a mental path, which has metaphorical correspondences. In the semantic construction, some entities are accessed from different reference points, and the denser the net, the more prominent is the entity at hand. Similarly, the lack of connection between entities also has analogical correspon