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📅 30 Nov – 1 Dec 2026 📍 Montreal, Canada 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Metaphor Studies and Cognitive Linguistics
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This track focuses on the role of conceptual metaphors in shaping literary narratives and character development. Participants will analyze how metaphorical language enhances thematic depth and reader engagement in English literature.

This session invites discussions on the cognitive processes involved in interpreting figurative language within poetic texts. Presentations will explore how metaphors and other figures of speech contribute to emotional resonance and aesthetic experience in poetry.

This track examines the pragmatic dimensions of metaphor usage in various discourse contexts. Scholars will investigate how context influences the interpretation and effectiveness of metaphors in communication.

This session delves into the cognitive mechanisms underlying metaphor comprehension and production. Researchers will present findings on how mental representations of metaphors affect language processing and cognitive load.

This track explores the relationship between cognitive semantics and metaphor theory. Participants will discuss how cognitive structures shape our understanding of meaning and the implications for linguistic theory.

This session investigates the prevalence and significance of metaphoric thought in everyday communication. Presenters will analyze how metaphors influence our perceptions and interactions in social contexts.

This track examines the interplay between creativity and metaphorical thinking in various domains. Scholars will discuss how metaphors foster innovative ideas and enhance problem-solving abilities.

This session focuses on the psycholinguistic aspects of metaphor comprehension and production. Researchers will present empirical studies that shed light on the cognitive processes involved in metaphorical language use.

This track invites critical discussions on various theoretical frameworks that address metaphor within linguistic theory. Participants will explore the implications of these theories for understanding language and cognition.

This session examines how metaphors function across different cultures and languages. Presenters will analyze the cultural underpinnings of metaphorical expressions and their impact on cross-cultural communication.

This track explores the role of metaphor in shaping personal and collective identities within literary and discursive contexts. Scholars will discuss how metaphorical language reflects and constructs social identities and cultural narratives.

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