2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1806-11172012000400020
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Metáforas científicas no discurso jornalístico

Abstract: A educação e divulgação científicas não apenas ampliam o vocabulário e o repertório de conceitos científicos de uma população, mas, ao mesmo tempo, promovem a difusão de certas metáforas conceituais e cognitivas. Neste trabalho, descrevemos este processo e propomos uma classificação em termos de metáforas visíveis, invisíveis, básicas e derivadas. Focalizamos nossa atenção em metáforas físicas aplicadas a fenômenos psicológicos e sócio-econômicos, estudando dois casos exemplares através do exame exaustivo do c… Show more

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“…The second sentence which contained a metaphor is the following phrase: "...known as the father of modern genetics ..." where the monk in question (in this case, Mendel) is considered the father of Genetics, in the sense that he was the previous studies related to the transmission of characteristics, which would later contribute to DNA and Genetic research in a more comprehensive way. According to Kinouchi, Kinouchi and Mandrá (2012) the metaphor consists of comparisons that are carried out in a more abstract sense with the intention of describing more complex terms.…”
Section: Linguistic Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second sentence which contained a metaphor is the following phrase: "...known as the father of modern genetics ..." where the monk in question (in this case, Mendel) is considered the father of Genetics, in the sense that he was the previous studies related to the transmission of characteristics, which would later contribute to DNA and Genetic research in a more comprehensive way. According to Kinouchi, Kinouchi and Mandrá (2012) the metaphor consists of comparisons that are carried out in a more abstract sense with the intention of describing more complex terms.…”
Section: Linguistic Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%