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학술저널
저자정보
최윤영 (영남신학대학교)
저널정보
영남신학대학교 신학과 목회 신학과 목회 제45집
발행연도
2016.5
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329 - 351 (23page)

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This study aims to examine not only the metaphorical linguistic expressions and find out their conceptual metaphors, but also the metonymic expressions in the English Bible. From the analysis of those two figurative speeches in the Bible, we can understand the Bible and the language in those days better.
The findings of this study are as follows:
Like the modern English, some of the conceptual metaphors and metonymic expressions found in the study are pervasive in the distance language of the Bible. According to these observations, we can say that people in those days had metaphorical thinking like modern people.
From the analysis of the conceptual metaphors in the Bible, we can see that ‘life,’ an abstract concept, is understood in terms of journey, war. Thus, one abstract concept is conceptualized in terms of several different concrete concepts. This observation corresponds to Kövecses (2002: 6). In the Bible, structural metaphors allow us to use one highly structured and clearly delineated concept to structure another, which corresponds to the Lakoff and Johnson (1980: 61). As for orientational metaphors in the Bible, upward orientation tends to go with a positive evaluation, but downward orientation with a negative one; more specifically, the positive concepts such as health, joy, happiness, and life have upward direction, along with God and Jesus, who have a powerful authority and life, whereas the negative concepts relating to earthly things such as sickness, sadness, unhappiness, and death have downward direction. However, positivenegative evaluation is not limited to the spatial orientation up-down. In other words, ‘in,’ ‘before,’ and ‘front’ are mostly regarded as a positive evaluation, but ‘out,’ ‘after’ and ‘back’ as a negative one.
There is little difference, if any, between the conceptual metaphors in the everyday language and those in the Bible. We can observe that the source and target domains above are also common not only in our everyday language but also in the Bible. It is noticeable to see that there are some expressions in which more than two domains are used, and some metaphorical linguistic expressions may not contain lexical items in the target domain, in the Bible as well as in our everyday language.
A little difference is found between the conceptual metaphors in the everyday language and those in the Bible. Unlike our ordinary language, the Trinity can be the main target domain in the Bible. From the metaphorical linguistic expressions, we can find that the Christians’ beliefs differ from those of non-Christians in some ways.

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Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 이론적 배경
Ⅲ. 성경에서의 비유적 표현 분석
Ⅳ. 결론
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