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Chapter 10 Metaphor - Coggle Diagram

- - - - rhythm and speed show different emotions
        
        manner, repetition and mechanical movement
        
        directions of movement, positive or negative meaning
  - - - eye gaze and mouth action
  - - - mental activities (head)
        
        feelings / emotions (chest)
        
        centre, important due to signers attachment / detachment
  - - - palm face up / down
        
        palm represents front (visible) or back (invisible) side of object
  - - - sharp/non-sharp can stand for pleasant and unpleasant sensations
        
        substantial/non-substantial can stand for weakness or strength
- - - - personification, anthropomorphism
  - - - differences between two concepts
  - - - add new elements
  - - - combine more source concept to describe a target concept
- - - - objects seen as being touched, moved, sent, kept in a certain location
        
        use of classifiers, manipulate objects and abstract concepts
  - - - set of correspondences between source and target concepts
        
        systematic mapping between two concepts can produce a number of expressions based on each conceptual metaphor
        
        least common
        
        often used in poetic metaphor
  - - - popular due to being spatial
        
        strength of sign language can directly connect by move hands or locate referents
- - - - challenge dominant view
        
        unusual and deviant as persuasive in everyday life
        
        mapping of concepts
        
        variety of expressions
- - - - audience can understand metaphor based on common knowledge