Visual metaphor¶
Carroll, N. (1994). Visual metaphor. Aspects of Metaphor.
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Primes¶
- Metaphor (Visual/Artistic)
- The cross-domain principle is that visual perception can enact the same conceptual mapping and meaning-production that linguistic metaphor enacts
This sourceAnalytic philosophy treatment of visual metaphor in pictures and film; argues that pictorial metaphor is apprehensible from visual form alone, independent of linguistic translation.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
Carroll's own abstract states that some visual images function in the same way verbal metaphors do and are understood the same way, which supports the claim's frame but not its 'conceptual mapping' wording.
“there are some visual images that function in the same way that verbal metaphors do and whose point is identified by a viewer in roughly the same way that the point of a verbal metaphor is identified by a reader or a listener”
- The cross-domain principle is that visual perception can enact the same conceptual mapping and meaning-production that linguistic metaphor enacts
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