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  1. Open Hearts or Smoke and Mirrors: Metaphorical Framing and Frame Conflicts in a Public Meeting.L. David Ritchie & Lynne Cameron - 2014 - Metaphor and Symbol 29 (3):204-223.
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  • Playful Metaphors in Sex Jokes and Socio-Cultural Implications.Huei-Ling Lai - 2020 - Metaphor and Symbol 35 (4):221-235.
    This study investigated the interconnected relationship between playful metaphors and sex jokes at the linguistic, conceptual, and discourse levels. Two ontological conceptual metaphors and two specific-level metaphors emerged. They demonstrated that variations in the form of empty metaphors and the creative invention of metaphors are still fundamentally iconic. The conceptual representation of sex acts is closely related to the cultural and ethnic specificity embedded in folk knowledge, such as food culture, the broader context of the physical environment and historical traditions, (...)
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  • Embodied Simulation and Metaphors. On the Role of the Body in the Interpretation of Bodily-Based Metaphors.Valentina Cuccio - 2015 - Epistemologia:99-113.
    In the past few years, behavioural, neuroimaging and neurophysiological studies have been suggesting that Embodied Simulation represents a constitutive feature of language understanding. However, this claim is still controversial, as is the definition of Embodied Simulation. In this paper, I aim at providing a more suitable definition of Embodied Simulation. I will then apply this definition to the study of bodily metaphors. Embodied Simulation gets us attuned with our social world and it provides us with both a brain and bodily (...)
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