The Subjective Projection through Personification in Inquietudes sentimentales (1917) by Teresa Wilms Montt: An approach from Cognitive Poetic
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.lyl.n81a14Keywords:
cognitive poetics, conceptual metaphor, personification, image schemas, novel conceptual metaphorAbstract
This article presents an analysis of the poetry book Inquietudes sentimentales (1917) by Teresa Wilms Montt from cognitive poetics, which is a branch of study that belongs to cognitive linguistics. The conceptualization of the death, nature, and the physical environment is studied through personification and its cognitive implications. In this way, it’s investigated the way in which literary meaning is configured in this poems book.
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