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''Metaphor'' is domain mapping. ''Metonymy'' is domain highlighting.
''Metaphor'' is domain mapping. ''Metonymy'' is domain highlighting.
 
{{mu||He is a sheep's head.}}
{mu||He is a sheep's head.}}
This saying meaning ''He is a fool.'' has:
This saying meaning ''He is a fool.'' has:
# a metaphor: mapping sheep to fools
# a metaphor: mapping sheep to fools
# a metonymy: head of a person is made equal to the person himself.
# a metonymy: head of a person is made equal to the person himself.

Revision as of 12:11, 5 November 2014

Metaphor is domain mapping. Metonymy is domain highlighting.

He is a sheep's head.

This saying meaning He is a fool. has:

  1. a metaphor: mapping sheep to fools
  2. a metonymy: head of a person is made equal to the person himself.