METAPHOR ANALYSIS AND ITS FEATURES IN TEXT LINGUISTICS
Keywords:
digital technology, algorithm, analysis, technology, artificial intelligence, catalog, simulation.Abstract
Metaphors, when viewed as integrated systems in human thought, behavior, and communication, thus provide a valuable route for academics seeking to understand why individuals act and talk in certain ways. Metaphor analysis has now gained popularity as a means of comprehending a wide range of social phenomena, such as the ways in which individuals perceive organizational change, education, health problems, interpersonal relationships, crisis situations, and more. This article deals with analytical features of metaphor and its role text linguistics.
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