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Copyright Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca 2013

Abstract

[...]we enunciate the changing elements in the film adaptation of Tanizaki's novel 40 years later in Japan. Cognitive stylistics combines the kind of explicit, rigorous and detailed linguistic analysis of literary texts that is typical of the stylistics tradition with a systematic and theoretically informed consideration of the cognitive structures and processes that underlie tire production and reception of language (2002, ix). Once the shape of the antecedent and tire resultant text worlds is described, one could regard the transformation as a complex activity employing reasoning processes of various kinds as well as preference rules in order to effect decisions and choices which are all means to achieving an overriding artistic goal (Margolin 2003, 275). Para Hamilton, «a fundamental purpose of the analogy is reinforcement of the generic space, the mental space providing common ground between domains that serve as inputs into the blend» (2002, 10), lo que haría resaltar e incluso justificar la relación absolutamente subalterna entre una muñeca viviente y sus dueños; pero, en este caso, la apreciación de la madre de Higgins adquiere un tono irónico, de denuncia, con lo que el efecto cognitivo de la metáfora es precisamente el contrario, esa relación de muñeca y dueño no es posible ni moralmente aceptable porque un ser humano no es una muñeca, pues tiene vida, piensa y además tiene sentimientos.

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Title
EL MITO DE PIGMALIÓN À LA JAPONAISE: UN ESTUDIO DE CHIJIN NO AI DE TANIZAKI JUNICHIRÔ A TRAVÉS DE LA INTERTEXTUALIDAD Y DE LA PSICOLOGÍA COGNITIVA/The Myth of Pygmalion à la japonaise: A Study of Tanizaki Junichirô's Chijin no Ai through Intertextuality and Cognitive Psychology
Author
Domínguez, Daniel Arrieta
Pages
153-170
Publication year
2013
Publication date
2013
Publisher
Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca
ISSN
02107287
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1662009362
Copyright
Copyright Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca 2013