COGNITIVE STYLISTICS IN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Keywords:
Stylistics, cognition, metaphor, style, conceptual metaphor.Abstract
This article discusses the use of cognitive linguistics in language, its importance, its use in literature and philology, its types and importance, and gives examples.
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