Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 599327
Structuring and (Re)creating the Affective value of Emotional Categories. A corpus study of Embodied Metonymic and Metaporic constructions of FEAR
Structuring and (Re)creating the Affective value of Emotional Categories. A corpus study of Embodied Metonymic and Metaporic constructions of FEAR // Conference on Cognitive Modules & Interfaces. SISSA, Trieste 2012. Book of Abstracts
Trst: SISSA, 2012. (poster, međunarodna recenzija, sažetak, znanstveni)
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Naslov
Structuring and (Re)creating the Affective value of Emotional Categories. A corpus study of Embodied Metonymic and Metaporic constructions of FEAR
Autori
Benedikt Perak
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Sažeci sa skupova, sažetak, znanstveni
Izvornik
Conference on Cognitive Modules & Interfaces. SISSA, Trieste 2012. Book of Abstracts
/ - Trst : SISSA, 2012
Skup
Cognitive Modules & Interfaces
Mjesto i datum
Trst, Italija, 18.09.2012. - 19.09.2012
Vrsta sudjelovanja
Poster
Vrsta recenzije
Međunarodna recenzija
Ključne riječi
Emotion; emotional category; conceptual metonymy; conceptual metaphor; corpus-based research; embodied cultural conceptualization; structure of lexical concept
Sažetak
This poster presents a corpus based research in the conceptualization of emotional category FEAR in Croatian language from the perspective of cognitive science and demonstrates the embodied basis of cognition, categorization and communication of the emotion category FEAR in relation to the physiological processes of perception, representation and reaction. The conceptualization of emotion is presented as a dynamic cognitive process emerging from neurobiological, psychological and symbolic structures. The cognitive organization and semantic expression of emotions are analyzed on three functional levels: a) awareness of the core affect, b) formation of the prototypical emotional categories, and c) coding of the (prototypical) emotional experience in the symbolic structures. In accordance with the recent cognitive and affective theories of emotion, the level of core affect is described as a qualitative state with fuzzy dimensions of hedonic valence and arousal produced by the somatosensory and somatovisceral responses to the incoming sensory information. Following the cognitive theories of categorization, the shaping of emotional categories is explained by the schematization of the core affect driven by the processes of cognitive economy and implicit memory. Prototypical emotional episodes are categorized and linguistically expressed in the symbolic code as emotional lexical concepts. On the conceptual level, an emotional lexical concept is framed in a matrix of neural networks that form cognitive models with various domains pertaining to the embodied experience of co-occurring bodily reactions as well as other contextual and cultural information of an emotional event, such as the object of emoting, motives, manner of expression, empathy target, etc. The emergent structure of meaning arises from the sum of connections that are activated and potentially rearranged within a cognitive model. Due to the epistemological non commensurability, interpersonal expression of emotional lexical concept is characterized by metonymic and metaphoric mappings from cognitive and cultural domains that facilitate simulation and recreation of affective experience.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Psihologija, Filologija