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The Grammar of Motion: A Computational Frame for Metaphor

A new study presents a corpus-based computational framework for analyzing motion metaphors, a core linguistic phenomenon where abstract concepts are expressed through spatial movement. This work bridges formal linguistic analysis with computational methods, moving beyond purely statistical models to provide a structured, rule-informed understanding of how metaphorical constructions are realized in language. The framework offers a systematic approach to deconstructing these complex semantic mappings, which are fundamental to human cognition and communication.

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