Constructing a Broad Model for Proverb Understanding

Metaphor and Symbol 36 (4):265-287 (2021)
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Based on the view that “The meanings that we take most for granted are those where the complexity is best hidden”, the paper attempts to describe the complex cognitive operations at work in the pro...

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