Cognitive Linguistics Croft

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Cognitive Linguistics Croft Cruse 8 (8.3.5
through end)

• Metaphor

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8.4 Metaphor and simile

• Basically, metaphor and simile are two names for
  what is conceptually one thing the author
  insists that they are actually distinct, but I
  think that most people are not in agreement with
  him

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8.5 Metaphor and metonymy

• The characterization of metonymy here is rather
  impenetrable. Perhaps we are better off with
  Geeraerts ppt, or with just the examples
  (part-whole, individual-class, etc.)
• Metaphor and metonymy are part of a continuum
  according to Radden, but Cruse suggests that they
  are always distinct
• MORE IS UP is an example of a metonymy that
  supports a metaphor