声明
摘要
Abstract
Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Poetic imagery:Definition and Features
1.2 Previous Studies on Poetic Imagery
1.3 Previous Studies on Poetic Imagery in Chinese Song Poetry
1.4 Purpose and Significance of the Research
1.5 Methodology and Data Collection
1.6 Layout of the Thesis
Chapter 2 Theoretical Review:Conceptual Blending Theory
2.1 Theoretical Background of Conceptual Blending Theory
2.2.The Basic Concepts and Elements
2.2.1 Mental Spaces
2.2.2 Cross-space Mappin
2.3 The Basic Model and Essential Procedures of Conceptual Integration
2.3.1 The Basic Model of Conceptual Blending
2.3.2 Selective Projection
2.3.3 Generic Space
2.3.4 Blend
2.3.5 Emergent Structure
2.4 The Types of Blending Network in Conceptual Blending Theory
2.4.1 Optimality Principles
2.4.2 Network Types
Chapter 3 Conceptual Integration Approach to Poetic Imageries in Chinese Song Poetry
3.1 Classification of Poetic Imageries in Chinese Song Poetry from Literary-Schools Level
3.1.1 Classification of Poetic Imageries of the Sentimental School
3.1.2 Classification of Poetic Imageries of the Powerful and Free School
3.2 Conceptual Integration Approach to the Poetic Imagery
3.2.1 Emergent Meaning Production:Mapping,Compression,Blending in Theme of Leaving
3.2.2 Emergent Meaning Production:Mapping,Compression,Blending in Theme of Meditate on the Past
3.2.3 Emergent Meaning Production:Mapping,Compression,Blending in Theme of Lovesickness
3.2.4 Emergent Meaning Production:Mapping,Compression,Blending in Theme of in Boudoir Repining
Chapter 4 Cognitive Mechanism Based on the Poetic imagery in Chinese Song Poetry
4.1 Compression of Relations between the Poetic Imageries in Chinese Song Poetry
4.1.1 Cause-effect Relation
4.1.2 Time,Space Relation
4.1.3 Identity Relation
4.1.4 Part and Whole Relation
4.2 Metaphorical Mapping
4.3 Emergent Meaning Originated From the Padding towards Virtual Dimension
4.3.1 Padding towards Virtual Dimension
4.3.2 Emergent Meaning as Result of Dynamic Blending
Chapter 5 Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Appendix
Papers Published During MA Study