LISGUISTIC SYNESTHESIA (ID:70016)

INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1. THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LINGUISTIC SYNESTHESIA 1.1. The term "synesthesia" and related concepts 1.2. Review of approaches to the study of synesthesia in speech and language 1.3. Synesthesia as metaphorical device 1.4. The structural options: the “low to high” and “high to low” mapping Conclusions to chapter 1 CHAPTER 2. THE COGNITIVE ACCOUNT OF SYNESTHESIA AND EXPERIMENTS 2.1. Theoretical basis of cognitive account 2.2. Experiments supporting the cognitive account 2.3. To the issue of “poetic” versus “non-poetic” language and the idea of “structured imagination” Conclusions to chapter 2 CHAPTER 3. SYNESTHESIA AND SYNESTHETIC METAPHORS IN THE POEMS OF SEAMUS HEANEY 3.1. Synesthetic metaphors as a part of imagery in Heaney’s poems 3.2. Concept approach to synesthesia in Heaney’s Poems 3.3. Analysis of Data Conclusions to chapter 3 CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES