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Eleonora G Novikova1, Armina Janyan2, Oksana V Tsaregorodtseva3
1Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia linx@rambler.ru.
Abstract:
The study aimed to explore processing difference between a literal phrase and a metaphoric one. Unlike artificially created stimuli in most experimental research, an artistic text with an ambiguous binary metaphoric phrase was used. Eye tracking methodology was applied. Results suggested difference between the two types of phrases in both early and late processing measures.
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