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|a Giora, Rachel,
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|1 https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjtDHwV4jkPDM7JVRMGrbd
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|a On our mind :
|b salience, context, and figurative language /
|c Rachel Giora.
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|a How do we learn to produce and comprehend non-literal language? Competing theories have only partially accounted for the variety of comprehension evoked in metaphor, irony and jokes. The author presents a comprehensive theory to explain figurative language comprehension.
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