Metonomy in language and thought

Part 1 Theoretical aspects of metonymy: towards a theory of metonymy; speaking and thinking with metonymy; metonymy and conceptual integration; distinguishing metonymy from synecdoche; aspects of referential metonymy. Part 2 Historical aspects of metonymy: frame and contiguity - on the cognitive bases of metonymy and certain types of word formation; co-presence and succession - a cognitive typology of metonymy; metonymic bridges in modal shifts; metonymy in onomastics; grammatical constraints on metonymy - on the role of the direct object; putting metonymy in its place; conversion as a conceptual metonymy of event schemata; opposition as a metonymic principle; metonymic hierarchies - the conceptualization of stupidity in German idiomatic expressions; the potentiality for actuality metonymy in English and Hungarian. Part 4 Applications of metonymy: "mummy, I like being a sandwich" - metonymy in language aquisition; recontextualization of metonymy in narrative and the case of Morrison's song of Solomon