A Study of the Translation of Metonymy in Tang Poems from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics

Xi Wang; Zheng Zeng

doi:10.47297/wspiedWSP2516-250066.20220608

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A Study of the Translation of Metonymy in Tang Poems from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics

Volume 6, Issue 8

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A Study of the Translation of Metonymy in Tang Poems from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics
A Study of the Translation of Metonymy in Tang Poems from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics
School of Foreign Languages and International Education, Chengdu Technological University,Sichuan,Chengdu,611730
Vol. 6, Issue 8, Pages: 131-136(2022)
Published： 2022 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspiedWSP2516-250066.20220608
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Xi Wang, Zheng Zeng. A Study of the Translation of Metonymy in Tang Poems from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics. [J]. Journal of International Education and Development, 2022,6(8):131-136.
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Xi Wang, Zheng Zeng. A Study of the Translation of Metonymy in Tang Poems from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics. [J]. Journal of International Education and Development, 2022,6(8):131-136. DOI： 10.47297/wspiedWSP2516-250066.20220608.

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Abstract

The translation of Tang poems has played a vital role in the “Going Global” of Chinese culture. Used profusely in Tang poems

metonymy bear rhetorical forces that enhance poetic quality and aesthetic values while equally stimulating readers’ imagination.The article investigates the translation strategies of metonymy in Tang poems from the perspective of cognitive linguistics and discovers the differences in linguistic representations in different linguistic environments.

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Tang poems written in SichuanMetonymyMetonymical translationCognitive linguistics

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