Vol. 15 No. 1 (2021): Special Issue: Re-thinking everyday metaphors through Indigenous Ghanaian languages: Shifting the center to the margin

Guest Editor: Ari Sherris

Published: 2021-09-10

Articles

Re-thinking everyday metaphors through Indigenous Ghanaian languages Shifting the center to the margins

Ari Sherris (Author)

7–15
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‘My heart tears’ and ‘my eyes open’ Exploring the verb te ‘to tear’ and its range of interpretations in Asante-Twi

Dorothy Pokua Agyepong (Author)

17–39
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A Conceptual Metaphor Theory analysis of anishi ‘eyes’-based metaphors in Gonja

Kenneth Bodua-Mango (Author)

41–64
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‘The heart has caught me’ Anger metaphors in Likpakpaln (Konkomba)

Abraham Kwesi Bisilki, Kofi Yakpo (Author)

65–89
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Conceptualizing MATURITY in the Mfantse dialect of Akan

Grace Nana Aba Dawson-Ahmoah, Patrick Nana Wonkyi (Author)

91–110
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The semantic extensions of tu ‘to uproot’/‘to pull out’ in Nzema discourse A Conceptual Metaphoric Perspective

Mohammed Yakub (Author)

111–133
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Resonating embodiment Everyday metaphorical abstractions in Safaliba

Ari Sherris, Paul Schaefer, Eden Kosiaku (Author)

135–156
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Book Reviews

Language Endangerment David Bradley and Maya Bradley (2019)

Nana Ama Agyeman (Author)

157–159
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Language as Symbolic Power Claire Kramsch (2020)

Ari Sherris (Author)

161–166
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