Life Metaphor in Seksan Prasoetkun’s Life Diary
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May 11, 2019
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metaphor conceptual metaphor cognitive linguistic Seksan Prasoetkun
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This article aimed to present conceptual metaphor related toa life as appeared in the diary of life of Seksan Prasoetkun, taken from his 9diaries. Linguistic concept of metaphor as propounded by Lakoff and Johnson was adopted for a study. The finding of research indicated that there were 13 conceptual metaphors of life as follows: life is food, life is song, life is human being, life is performance, life is travel, life is competition or sport, life is fighting or war, life is university, life is train, life is ocean, life is vegetable, life is document, and life is enclosed area.
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Lamun, P. (2019). Life Metaphor in Seksan Prasoetkun’s Life Diary. Wiwitwannasan Journal of Language and Culture, 1(2), 37–60. Retrieved from https://so06.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/wiwitwannasan/article/view/192689
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(in Thai) [Comparative Study of the Concept of Freedom from the
Perspectives of Seksan Prasertkul and Jean-Paul Sartre]. Master's
Thesis (Philosophy), Faculty of Arts, Chiang Mai University,
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(in Thai) [An Analysis of Seksan Prasertkun's Short Stories]. Master's
Thesis (Thai), Department of Thai, Faculty of Social Sciences and
Humanities, Prince of Songkla University.
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phleng khwam rak thi praphan doi Nitiphong Honak. (in Thai)
[Conceptual metaphor in the Love Songs Composed by Nitipong
Hornak]. Proceedings of 50th Kasetsart University Annual
Conference: Education, Economics and Business Administration,
Humanities and Social Sciences.
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[Metaphors on Suffering in Thai Language]. Department of Thai,
Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Khonkaen University.
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(in Thai) [Human in Seksan Prasoetkun’s Thought. Master's Thesis
(Philosophy), Faculty of Arts, Chiang Mai University.
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[Conceptual Metaphor of Happiness in Thai blogs]. Journal of
Institute of Culture and Arts, 14(28): 132.
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Mind And Its Challenge To Western Thought. New York:
Basic Book, A Member of the Perseus Books Group.
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Press.
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(in Thai) [Metaphors About Life in Dharma Books]. Master's Thesis
(Thai), Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University.
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phasa sat: naeo khit lae kan nam ma sueksa wathakam nai
phasa Thai. (in Thai) [Linguistically-Oriented Critical Discourse
Analysis : Concepts and Their Application to Discourses in Thai].
Bangkok: Project of Academic Work Publication, Faculty of Arts,
Chulalongkorn University.
Pattarakup, Y. (2010). Uppalakkhwam tai nai nangsue thamma. (in Thai)
[Death Metaphors in Dharma Books]. Master's Thesis (Thai),
Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University.
Phichitphongphao, S. (2010). Mano uppalak chiwit thi sathon phan thoi
kham uppalak nai nangsue naenam kan damrong chiwit.
(in Thai) [Life Metaphor in How-to Books : A Study of the Relation
between Language and Concepts]. Master's Thesis (Thai), Faculty
of Arts, Chulalongkorn University.
Phonpradapphet, P. (2017). Uppalak sadaeng arom nai phasa Thai.
(in Thai) [Emotion Metaphors in Thai]. Journal of Wiwitwannasan.
1(1): 63-85.
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Forest]. Bangkok: Thianwan.
_______. (1988). Phleng nam rabam mek. (in Thai) [Music of Water and
Dancing Cloud]. Bangkok: Thianwan.
_______. (1996). Reron ha pla. (in Thai) [Roaming for Fish]. (5th Edition).
Bangkok: Samanchon
_______. (1997). Thang thak lae sai nam chiao. (in Thai) [Slug Trail and
Rapid Stream]. (2nd Edition). Bangkok: Samanchon.
_______. (2006a). Phleng ekkaphop. (in Thai) [Music of the Universe].
(5th Edition). Bangkok: Samanchon.
_______. (2006b). Liap lo chai kha lok. (in Thai) [Walk Along the Edge
of the Planet]. (3rd Edition). Bangkok: Samanchon
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Emptiness]. (3rd Edition.) Bangkok: Samanchon.
_______. (2011a). Mahawitthayalai chiwit. (in Thai) [Life University].
(12th Edition). Bangkok: Samanchon.
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[Roam about the Forest to Find the Real Life]. (12th Edition).
Bangkok: Samanchon.
Ramma-at, K. (2013). Kan priapthiap uppalak khwam rak nai
phleng Thai lukthung kap phleng Thai sakon. (in Thai).
[A Comparative Study of Love Metaphors in Thai Folk Songs and
Thai Pop Songs]. Master's Thesis (Educational Linguistics), Graduate
School, Srinakharinwirot University.
Sathitdetkunchorn, P. (2008). Kan sueksa krabuankan thang khwam mai
khong uppalak chak inthoenet nai phasa Thai. (in Thai)
[Study of Processes of Metaphor in Thai Internet Websites].
Master's Thesis (Linguistics for Communication), Faculty of Liberal
Arts, Thammasat University.
Sisala, S. (2005). Kan wikhro bot khwam khong Seksan Prasoetkun.
(in Thai) [An Analytical Study of Seksan Prasertkul's Articles].
Master's Thesis (Thai Studies), Faculty of Humanities,
Ramkhamhaeng University.
Tawichai, S. (2006). Uppalak choeng manothat sadaeng arom krot nai
phasa Thai. (in Thai) [Conceptual Metaphors of Anger in Thai].
Master's Thesis, Department of Thai Graduate School, Silpakorn University.
Triwiset, B. (2017). Phalang amnat thang phasa chak wathakam khong
Seksan Prasoetkun. (in Thai) [Language Power to Create Authority
Power in Seksan Prasoetkun’s Discourse]. Journal of Wiwitwannasan. 1(1): 11-38.
Wongsri, K. (2004). Khruea khai khwam mai khong kham wa “ok”.
(in Thai) [A Semantic Network of /?ook/ 'OUT' in Thai : A Cognitive
Semantic Study]. Master's Thesis (Linguistics), Faculty of Arts,
Chulalongkorn University.