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METHODOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS IN PEDAGOGICAL METAPHOROLOGY
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DOI: 10.26710/fk18-02-15
Abstract: Pedagogical metaphorology is a promising scientific field that has recently appeared at the intersection of cognitive
linguistics, pragmatics, psychology and pedagogy. It studies metaphors as a cognitive and linguistic phenomenon of pedagogical
discourse. This article discusses the goals and methods of pedagogical metaphorology in their genetic relation to cognitive
linguistics, pragmatics, psychology and pedagogy. The method of “elicited metaphor analysis” is wide spread and is recognized as
efficient. This method implies that a child-respondent is not a mere source of metaphorical images, but is, to a certain extent, a coresearcher as it is not only their speech that is analyzed, but also their cognitive activity. The Retrospective Metaphor Interview
method is described, when a researcher and a person under test discuss metaphorical images of the latter about some kind of learning
activity. There is a methodological shift in contemporary pedagogical metaphorology to “individualization” of the research, when a
specialist focuses not on the general principles of applicability of the metaphor analysis results in pedagogical work, but on the needs
and psychological features of certain children in educational and research projects. The following conclusion is made: it is possible to
expand methodological potential of Russian scientists if they pay attention to the achievements of their foreign colleagues; Russian
researchers will be able to join the global scientific discourse and to use achievements of foreign science in teaching.
Key words: PEDAGOGICAL METAPHORS; PEDAGOGICAL METAPHOROLOGY; METHODS OF METAPHOROLOGY; COGNITIVE ANALYSIS; PSYCHOLINGUISTIC
ANALYSIS; EXPLICIT ANALYSIS
For citation
Budaev, E. V. Methodological innovations in pedagogical metaphorology / E. V. Budaev, A. P. Chudinov . In Philological Class. 2018. №2 (52). P. 88-94. DOI 10.26710/fk18-02-15 .