Thanks a lot, Yusuf, I am so happy to hear from you. I have downloaded your paper on chained metynomy and I hope I could learn a lot from it and get inspired by it. I am looking forward to discussing about this topic with you.
I'd like first to commend your choice of topic for discussion.
In Arabic, Arab linguists and rhetoricians classified metonymy into certain categories. These are based on context, nature of intended meaning, closeness of the metonymic meaning to the non-metonymic meaning, and the intended function of metonymy. Therefore, if examples are to be provided for each category and the several subcategories, so many examples are needed.
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Blood metaphors and metonymies in Jordanian Arabic and English.
Article Blood Metaphors and Metonymies in Jordanian Arabic and English
@ Ahmed T. Hussein Thank you so much, Professor Hussein. I am so grateful for your inspiring information and papers. What you suggested is helpful for my study and I have followed your studies and hope to learn more from you.