SEMANTIC FEATURES OF ECONOMIC METAPHORS
Keywords:
Semantic features, economic metaphors, cognitive linguistics, language and communication, metaphorical expressionsAbstract
This article explores the semantic features of economic metaphors and their significance in language and communication. It investigates how economic concepts are metaphorically applied to non-economic domains and the cognitive implications of such metaphorical expressions. Drawing on a range of scholarly sources, this article provides a comprehensive analysis of the semantic dimensions of economic metaphors and their impact on discourse and cognition.
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