التعبير بالاستعارة التصورية عن التقابلات الوجدانية في القرآن الكريم

Abstract EN

The theory of conceptual metaphor (Conceptual metaphor) is one of the theories of cognitive linguistics of its authors, George Lykov and Mark Johnson, who presented in their book: (The metaphors that we live in) metaphors for a different form of what was prevalent in traditional concepts, borrowing on a phenomenon A mindset, a conceptual that arises in the mind, and the human experience, the living reality, and the body have an effect on its formation and awareness of its meanings, and the imaginative metaphor in the mind is presented through the presentation of concepts, their correspondence, then the selection process, and ends with the process of projection between the domains, the realization of purpose, the acquisition of meaning, and the formation of meaning and composition A new concept added to the continent's concepts.

The conceptual metaphor of its various types has a close relationship with emotions as well as their metaphors, and during the research we will notice how the Qur’anic text expresses emotional metaphors in the metaphoric metaphor in a way that makes the text bounce in motion and life and gives the recipient areas of understanding and awareness added to what is fixed in his mind.