A Deliberate Metaphorical Framing Analysis in Multimodal Cartoons -- By Analyzing Environmental Cartoons
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founded three types of surface frames: HUMAN frame, MONSTER frame and DEATH frame. Deliberate metaphors attempt to invite readers
to understand environmental cartoons from the frames in which the source domain is constructed. The cartoons embody the value of harmonious coexistence between human beings and nature and advocate individuals to protect the environment.
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