This collection of papers focuses on cognitive metaphor research
(CMR) from the perspective of the current debate on linguistic data
and evidence. The peculiarity of the book is that it reveals the
causes that trigger the methodological problems of data handling in
CMR. These problems include the identifiability of metaphors in
discourse and the reliability of the methods of gathering metaphors
such as linguistic intuition, discourse analysis, corpus analysis,
and psycholinguistic experiments. In order to overcome their
weaknesses and to enhance their reliance, the papers argue, on the
one hand, for the combination of different methods of gathering and
evaluating data in CMR. On the other hand, the papers also point
out that converging evidence cannot be obtained without
constraining the combinability of data stemming from different
sources.
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