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Form Composition: The Generative Structural Engine of Metaphors in Human Cognition
Drawing on Form Theory, a theory of conceptual structure, this paper explores the origins of non-literal meaning in human cognition and proposes a generative structural engine based on each concept’s central form, a unitary structure embedded within every concept we learn, which encodes a compressed
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