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Introduction Part1: Bridging conventional and living metaphors Z. Kovecses: Some recent issues in conceptual metaphor theory M. Fasciolo: Creative metaphors and conceptual conflicts: The requirements of consistency as ontological presuppositions M. Prandi: Formal syntax and textual coherence: Two wellsprings for conceptual conflicts R. Trim: Hidden reference in the creation of metaphor F. Strik Lievers: Types of metaphors and their structure: Annotation guidelines between theory and practice Part2: Conventional and creative metaphors in special concepts and terms R. Temmerman: Terminological metaphors: Framing for better and for worse … M. Rossi: Creating metaphors in specialised languages: Choice criteria for the success of metaphorical terms C. Resche: Reflections on metaphors and models in connection with theory building in economics C. Fedriani: Specialized concepts and the career of metaphors: The diachronic development of ANGER IS A HOT FLUID and LOVE IS A JOURNEY from Latin to Old Italian Part3: Living and conventional metaphors in use: Texts, discourses, genres, translation R. W. Gibbs, Jr. and C. Rasse: Metaphor in understanding literary characters M. Bonhomme: The driving role of stereotypy in proverbial metaphors E. Zurru: Social movements and metaphor: The case of #FridaysForFuture I. Rizzato: Shakespeare’s metaphorical swarms in The Two Gentlemen of Verona: Textual and pragmatic features and their impact on the Italian translation |