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• TITLE: The Vertical and Horizontal Spatial-Temporal Conceptual Metaphor Representation of Chinese Temporal Words

  AUTHORS: Tian Hong, Xianyou He, Richard Tillman, Xueru Zhao, Yumei Deng

  KEYWORDS: Spatial-Temporal Conceptual Metaphor, Metaphorical Structuring View, Spatial Cuing Paradigm, Attentional Orienting

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.8 No.11, September 4, 2017

  ABSTRACT: People rely on spatial-temporal metaphor when they talk and think about abstract temporal concept. The purpose of this study is to further investigate the mechanism of the multi-dimensional spatial-temporal conceptual metaphor in Chinese. Using the spatial cuing paradigm, we examined the cognitive impact of the Chinese vertical and horizontal spatial-temporal metaphor, and explored the dominant dimension between the two metaphors in context. The results showed that the processing of temporal concepts for Chinese speakers involved not only the horizontal spatial-temporal metaphor, but also the vertical spatial-temporal metaphor. The horizontal dimension was the dominant dimension of spatial-temporal metaphor in the processing of temporal concepts in Chinese. The findings demonstrated that representation of time depends on representation of space, supporting the Metaphorical Structuring View.