Metáfora e mesclagem em expressões cotidianas
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Resumo: Análise de expressões metafóricas ou potencialmente metafóricas encontradas no Banco de Dados Interacionais (RONCARATI, 1996), volume que reúne transcrições de conversas gravadas entre novembro de 1989 e janeiro de 1991, totalizando cerca de 270 horas. Com duração entre 5 e 30 minutos, as 13 conversas que compõem volume foram segmentadas em 9927 unidades entonacionais com base no sistema de Chafe (1988), com adaptações de Du Bois et alii (1992). Entre essas unidades, foram encontradas 82 expressões metafóricas que revelam a subjacência de domínios fonte e alvo amplamente apontados na literatura: recipiente; espaço; substância; trajetória; superfície/textura; discussão; ideia/pensamento; quantidade/escala.
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