Cognitive Semiotics and Conceptual Blend: A Case Study from <em>The Crying of Lot 49</em>
Cognitive semiotics has been defined by the linguist Jordan Zlatev as “the need to unify or at least to ‘defragment’ our world-views, the need to come to terms with increasingly higher levels of dynamism and complexity”. If we consider, as it is clear from the second cognitive revolution, when embod...
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IntechOpen
2020
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