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  1. 学内刊行物
  2. 東洋女子短期大学紀要
  3. No.32

Metaphorical Meaning Extension of the Motion Verbs"Go"and"Come"

https://doi.org/10.24547/00000521
https://doi.org/10.24547/00000521
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KJ00000136018.pdf Metaphorical Meaning Extension of the Motion Verbs "Go" and "Come" (585.6 kB)
Copyright(c) 2011 by Toyo Gakuen University
Item type 紀要論文 / Departmental Bulletin Paper(1)
公開日 2020-01-30
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タイトル Metaphorical Meaning Extension of the Motion Verbs"Go"and"Come"
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タイトル Metaphorical Meaning Extension of the Motion Verbs"Go"and"Come"
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資源タイプ識別子 http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501
資源タイプ departmental bulletin paper
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著者 小林, 典子

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ja-Kana コバヤシ, ノリコ

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Kobayashi, Noriko

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内容記述タイプ Abstract
内容記述 Spatial motion, that is, movement of physical objects through space, is fundamental to our experience, which is mostly expressed by motion verbs. The two motion verbs "go" and "come" are especially fundamental in the sense that they just contain the very basic meaning elements of movement shared by other motion verbs. They are essentially deictic and show directionality in their nature. These two verbs are frequently extended metaphorically from their original spatial motion to motion in abstract domains, such as time, change of state, and so on. They even show some grammatical function. These phenomena seem to have close relationship with the notion of directionality. In this paper, some aspects of metaphorical meaning extension of these two English verbs "go" and "come" are investigated in view of directionality, comparing them with their Japanese counterparts iku (go) and kuru (come).
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内容記述 Spatial motion, that is, movement of physical objects through space, is fundamental to our experience, which is mostly expressed by motion verbs. The two motion verbs "go" and "come" are especially fundamental in the sense that they just contain the very basic meaning elements of movement shared by other motion verbs. They are essentially deictic and show directionality in their nature. These two verbs are frequently extended metaphorically from their original spatial motion to motion in abstract domains, such as time, change of state, and so on. They even show some grammatical function. These phenomena seem to have close relationship with the notion of directionality. In this paper, some aspects of metaphorical meaning extension of these two English verbs "go" and "come" are investigated in view of directionality, comparing them with their Japanese counterparts iku (go) and kuru (come).
書誌情報 東洋女子短期大学紀要
The Toyo review

号 32, p. 1-9, 発行日 2000-03-15
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出版者 東洋女子短期大学
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収録物識別子 02865254
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