EXPLORATION INTO MENTAL SPACES: WHERE DO LINGUISTIC EXPRESSIONS COME FROM?
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This paper is an attempt to clarify the mental basis of linguistic expressions in terms of the notion of mental spaces. In this paper, I define mental spaces as constructs which the speaker has in his mind at the time of the utterance as the basis of the linguistic expression, and propose a new mental-space model which consists of three mental spaces: space R (speaker's reality relating to the subject of the expression), space S (the subject of the expression), and space I (speaker's interpretation of space S on the basis of space R). Specifically, expressions of indirect speech, metaphor, and irony are analyzed in terms of the new mental-space model.
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