Metaphor, Idiom, and Pretense
Imaginative and creative capacities seem to be at the heart of both games of make-believe and figurative uses of language. But how exactly might cases of metaphor or idiom involve make-believe? In this paper, I argue against the pretense-based accounts of Walton (1990,1993), Hills (1997), and Egan (...
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| Abstract | Imaginative and creative capacities seem to be at the heart of both games of make-believe and figurative uses of language. But how exactly might cases of metaphor or idiom involve make-believe? In this paper, I argue against the pretense-based accounts of Walton (1990,1993), Hills (1997), and Egan (this journal, 2008) that pretense plays no role in the interpretation of metaphor or idiom; instead, more general capacities for manipulating concepts (which are also called on within the use of pretense) do the real explanatory work. This result has consequences for both our understanding of metaphor and idiom as well as for the use of figurative language by fictionalists in ontology. |
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| AbstractList | Imaginative and creative capacities seem to be at the heart of both games of make-believe and figurative uses of language. But how exactly might cases of metaphor or idiom involve make-believe? In this paper, I argue against the pretense-based accounts of Walton (1990,1993), Hills (1997), and Egan (this journal, 2008) that pretense plays no role in the interpretation of metaphor or idiom; instead, more general capacities for manipulating concepts (which are also called on within the use of pretense) do the real explanatory work. This result has consequences for both our understanding of metaphor and idiom as well as for the use of figurative language by fictionalists in ontology. Imaginative and creative capacities seem to be at the heart of both games of make-believe and figurative uses of language. But how exactly might cases of metaphor or idiom involve make-believe? In this paper, I argue against the pretense-based accounts of Walton (1990, 1993), Hills (1997), and Egan (this journal, 2008) that pretense plays no role in the interpretation of metaphor or idiom; instead, more general capacities for manipulating concepts (which are also called on within the use of pretense) do the real explanatory work. This result has consequences for both our understanding of metaphor and idiom as well as for the use of figurative language by fictionalists in ontology. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] Imaginative and creative capacities seem to be at the heart of both games of make-believe and figurative uses of language. But how exactly might cases of metaphor or idiom involve make-believe? In this paper, I argue against the pretense-based accounts of Walton (1990, 1993), Hills (1997), and Egan (this journal, 2008) that pretense plays no role in the interpretation of metaphor or idiom; instead, more general capacities for manipulating concepts (which are also called on within the use of pretense) do the real explanatory work. This result has consequences for both our understanding of metaphor and idiom as well as for the use of figurative language by fictionalists in ontology. Adapted from the source document |
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| Notes | Particular thanks to Elisabeth Camp and Kendall Walton for very helpful discussions. An earlier version of this paper was presented at the Workshop on Metarepresentation and Non-literal Language held at the CSMN (Oslo) in June 2009 - many thanks to Robyn Carston and Deirdre Wilson for inviting me to participate. ArticleID:NOUS819 istex:20ECADEA154FBE00337464FF85A4A2DE918819CF ark:/67375/WNG-JJP810S0-0 Particular thanks to Elisabeth Camp and Kendall Walton for very helpful discussions. An earlier version of this paper was presented at the Workshop on Metarepresentation and Non‐literal Language held at the CSMN (Oslo) in June 2009 – many thanks to Robyn Carston and Deirdre Wilson for inviting me to participate. SourceType-Scholarly Journals-1 ObjectType-Feature-1 content type line 14 ObjectType-Article-1 ObjectType-Feature-2 content type line 23 |
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| SubjectTerms | Allusion Analogies Epistemology. Philosophy of science. Theory of knowledge Fictionalism Figurative language Guns Idioms Language comprehension Metaphor Metaphors Ontology Philosophy Philosophy of Language Pretend play Rhetorical Figures Vehicles |
| Title | Metaphor, Idiom, and Pretense |
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