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            <creator>
              <creatorName>Wnuk, Ewelina</creatorName>
              <givenName>Ewelina</givenName>
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          <titles>
            <title><![CDATA[The heart’s downward path to happiness: Cross-cultural diversity in spatial metaphors of affect]]></title>
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          <subjects>
            <subject>South-East Asian languages (excl. Indonesian)</subject>
            <subject>Linguistics not elsewhere classified</subject>
            <subject>metaphor</subject>
            <subject>emotion</subject>
            <subject>happiness</subject>
            <subject>ideal affect</subject>
            <subject>Mlabri</subject>
            <subject>South-East Asian Languages (excl. Indonesian)</subject>
            <subject>Linguistics not elsewhere classified</subject>
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            <date dateType="Created">2021-02-24</date>
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          <publicationYear>2021</publicationYear>
          <publisher>University College London</publisher>
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            <description descriptionType="Abstract"><![CDATA[<p></p><p>This is a dataset of an image categorization task examining the semantic
scope of the Mlabri metaphorical expressions <i>klol jur</i> 'to be
happy, content, calm (lit. heart going down)' and <i>klol khɯn</i>/<i>klol
kɔbɔ jur '</i>to be upset, distressed, unhappy (lit. heart going up/heart not
going down)’. Nine Mlabri participants recruited in Baan Huai Yuak (Nan
province, Thailand) were interviewed in this study. The participants viewed 20
images from the Open Affective Standardized Image Set (OASIS) (Kurdi et al. 2017)
and were asked whether they made them feel <i>klol jur</i> and <i>klol
khɯn</i>. The task was carried out in Mlabri. Participants were not forced to
choose between the provided metaphorical expressions and sometimes gave other
responses. Entries include the target metaphorical expressions (or their
contextual variants), other expressions, and "NR" (‘no response’).
The justifications for specific image categorizations/descriptions are not part
of this dataset.</p><p>



</p><p> </p><p></p>]]></description>
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