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Метафора в публичном выступлении

Метафора в публичном выступлении

Abstract

Одно из лучших совместных исследований знаменитых американских специалистов по риторической метафорологии Майкла Осборна и Дугласа Энингера, впервые переведенное на русский язык. Первая публикация на английском языке август 1962 года.

One of the best joint studies of celebrated American specialists in rhetorical metaphorology Michael M. Osborn and Douglas Ehninger is for the first time translated into Russian. The first publication in English was in August 1962.

Keywords

РИТОРИЧЕСКИЙ ДИСКУРС, ПРОЦЕСС МЕТАФОРЫ, ПУБЛИЧНОЕ ВЫСТУПЛЕНИЕ, ИНТЕРПРЕТАНТ, АССОЦИАЦИЯ

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