Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives
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Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives (2014)
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ISBN: 9783639663945 bzw. 3639663942, in Deutsch, SPS Sep 2014, Taschenbuch, neu, Nachdruck.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, AHA-BUCH GmbH [51283250], Einbeck, Germany.
This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware - The following study investigates a basic premise that the manner in which a doctor responds to a patient's emotions and thoughts affects the way a patient feels about telling more of his/her illness experience. This book investigates how a doctor and his patients conceptualize addiction, use language to express his/her conceptualization, and respond to each other in the context of their conversational illness narrative. Using George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT), I analyzed the conceptual metaphors within these conversations. I found that patients' pre***nt structural metaphor is addiction is illness experience, and the doctor's pre***nt structural metaphor is addiction is disease. Additionally, my study conceptualized each conversation as a single narrative through which addiction is socially constructed by the doctor's and patient's rhetorical patterns of response to the other's structural metaphor. The doctor's and patients' responses within their conversational illness narratives produces resistance and/or agreement. Their rhetorical position allows them to work towards wellness, to the degree that they are rhetorically compatible. 204 pp. Englisch.
This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware - The following study investigates a basic premise that the manner in which a doctor responds to a patient's emotions and thoughts affects the way a patient feels about telling more of his/her illness experience. This book investigates how a doctor and his patients conceptualize addiction, use language to express his/her conceptualization, and respond to each other in the context of their conversational illness narrative. Using George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT), I analyzed the conceptual metaphors within these conversations. I found that patients' pre***nt structural metaphor is addiction is illness experience, and the doctor's pre***nt structural metaphor is addiction is disease. Additionally, my study conceptualized each conversation as a single narrative through which addiction is socially constructed by the doctor's and patient's rhetorical patterns of response to the other's structural metaphor. The doctor's and patients' responses within their conversational illness narratives produces resistance and/or agreement. Their rhetorical position allows them to work towards wellness, to the degree that they are rhetorically compatible. 204 pp. Englisch.
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Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives
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ISBN: 9783639663945 bzw. 3639663942, vermutlich in Englisch, SPS, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives: The following study investigates a basic premise that the manner in which a doctor responds to a patient`s emotions and thoughts affects the way a patient feels about telling more of his/her illness experience. This book investigates how a doctor and his patients conceptualize addiction, use language to express his/her conceptualization, and respond to each other in the context of their conversational illness narrative. Using George Lakoff and Mark Johnson`s Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT), I analyzed the conceptual metaphors within these conversations. I found that patients` predominant structural metaphor is addiction is illness experience, and the doctor`s predominant structural metaphor is addiction is disease. Additionally, my study conceptualized each conversation as a single narrative through which addiction is socially constructed by the doctor`s and patient`s rhetorical patterns of response to the other`s structural metaphor. The doctor`s and patients` responses within their conversational illness narratives produces resistance and/or agreement. Their rhetorical position allows them to work towards wellness, to the degree that they are rhetorically compatible. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives: The following study investigates a basic premise that the manner in which a doctor responds to a patient`s emotions and thoughts affects the way a patient feels about telling more of his/her illness experience. This book investigates how a doctor and his patients conceptualize addiction, use language to express his/her conceptualization, and respond to each other in the context of their conversational illness narrative. Using George Lakoff and Mark Johnson`s Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT), I analyzed the conceptual metaphors within these conversations. I found that patients` predominant structural metaphor is addiction is illness experience, and the doctor`s predominant structural metaphor is addiction is disease. Additionally, my study conceptualized each conversation as a single narrative through which addiction is socially constructed by the doctor`s and patient`s rhetorical patterns of response to the other`s structural metaphor. The doctor`s and patients` responses within their conversational illness narratives produces resistance and/or agreement. Their rhetorical position allows them to work towards wellness, to the degree that they are rhetorically compatible. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
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Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives
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ISBN: 9783639663945 bzw. 3639663942, vermutlich in Englisch, VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, Saarbrücken, Deutschland, neu, Hörbuch.
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The following study investigates a basic premise that the manner in which a doctor responds to a patient's emotions and thoughts affects the way a patient feels about telling more of his/her illness experience. This book investigates how a doctor and his patients conceptualize addiction, use language to express his/her conceptualization, and respond to each other in the context of their conversational illness narrative. Using George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT), I analyzed the conceptual metaphors within these conversations. I found that patients' predominant structural metaphor is addiction is illness experience, and the doctor's predominant structural metaphor is addiction is disease. Additionally, my study conceptualized each conversation as a single narrative through which addiction is socially constructed by the doctor's and patient's rhetorical patterns of response to the other's structural metaphor. The doctor's and patients' responses within their conversational illness narratives produces resistance and/or agreement. Their rhetorical position allows them to work towards wellness, to the degree that they are rhetorically compatible.
The following study investigates a basic premise that the manner in which a doctor responds to a patient's emotions and thoughts affects the way a patient feels about telling more of his/her illness experience. This book investigates how a doctor and his patients conceptualize addiction, use language to express his/her conceptualization, and respond to each other in the context of their conversational illness narrative. Using George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT), I analyzed the conceptual metaphors within these conversations. I found that patients' predominant structural metaphor is addiction is illness experience, and the doctor's predominant structural metaphor is addiction is disease. Additionally, my study conceptualized each conversation as a single narrative through which addiction is socially constructed by the doctor's and patient's rhetorical patterns of response to the other's structural metaphor. The doctor's and patients' responses within their conversational illness narratives produces resistance and/or agreement. Their rhetorical position allows them to work towards wellness, to the degree that they are rhetorically compatible.
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Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives (2014)
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Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives
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Addiction Rhetoric: Conceptual Metaphors in Illness Narratives (2014)
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