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Boers, F. (1999). When a bodily source domain becomes prominent: The joy of counting metaphor in the socio-economic domain. In R. W. Gibbs and G. J. Steen (Eds.), Metaphor in Cognitive Linguistics (pp. 47-56). Amsterdam and Philadelphia: John Benjamins.

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  • TITLE: Cognitive Linguistics–Inspired Empirical Study of Chinese EFL Teaching

    AUTHORS: Youmei Gao

    KEYWORDS: Cognitive Linguistic Approach, Chinese EFL Teaching

    JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.2 No.4, October 18, 2011

    ABSTRACT: Aiming to verify how and why insightfulness of the CL-inspired approach can facilitate L2 or FL learners in the process of learning English as a second or a foreign language, an empirical study of Chinese EFL learners has been carried out in the authentic Chinese EFL classroom on the campus of Tianjin Foreign Studies University. After the classroom treatment, it has been found that the EG outperformed the CG by 21.7% based on the results from the delayed posttest in Experiment 1; by 6.73% in Experiment 2; by 6.61% in Experiment 3; by 21.7% in Experiment 4. The study has concluded that through awakening students’ metaphoric awareness and analyzing features of the image schematic structure, the CL-inspired approach benefits L2 or FL learners in the process of learning English as a foreign language with respect to lexical and grammatical competence, metaphorical and pragmatic or sociolinguist competence, including semantic comprehension in reading, writing and translation, particularly in terms of long-term retention of memory.