Elena Cuffari (Philosophy) was recently published in the current issue of Metaphor and Symbol. The article, titled “Doubleness in Experience: Toward a Distributed Enactive View of Metaphoricity,” offers a new account of metaphorical meaning as a distinct, emergent, and complexly co-authored aspect of the coordination processes that constitute social interaction.
Cuffari and her co-author also propose a new methodology for working with video data of real-time conversational interactions in institutional settings and for tracing the emergence of metaphor across participants and modalities.
The article is the outcome of a year-long collaborative work with Professor Thomas Wiben Jensen and a few research stays at the Center for Human Interactivity within the Department of Language and Communication at the University of Southern Denmark.
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Velez Publishes Two Papers Related to Biodiversity in 'Invertebrate Systematics'
Sebastian Velez (Biology) published two papers and presented his work in Morelia, Mexico as follows: Vélez S., Férnandez, R., Giribet, G. (in press) A molecular phylogenetic approach to the New . . .