权力的具身隐喻研究综述
A Review of Embodied Metaphors of Power
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2022.129388, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 丁道群, 蒋书琦, 高 雪, 吴志辉：湖南师范大学心理学系，湖南 长沙
关键词: 权力；具身隐喻；心理机制；Power； Embodied Metaphor； Mental Mechanism
摘要: 随着具身认知思潮的兴起，关于权力的理解与思考有了新发展，植根于身体的权力具身隐喻方式受到越来越多关注。权力具身隐喻强调人们根据身体经验对权力概念进行建构，目前的研究主要集中在权力与空间位置、权力与身体姿势的具身隐喻效应。本文梳理了国内外关于权力具身隐喻的最新研究，总结了三种具身隐喻效应的心理机制，并对权力具身隐喻研究的发展前景进行了展望。
Abstract: With the rise of embodied cognition, the understanding and thinking about power have made new development, and the embodied metaphor of power rooted in body has attracted more and more attention. Embodied metaphor of power emphasizes that people construct the concept of power according to their body experience. Current research mainly focuses on the embodied metaphorical effects of power and spatial location, power and body posture. This paper reviews the latest research on embodied metaphors of power at home and abroad, summarizes three psychological mechanisms of embodied metaphor effect, and points out the future research directions of embodied metaphors of power on this basis.
文章引用：丁道群, 蒋书琦, 高雪, 吴志辉 (2022). 权力的具身隐喻研究综述. 心理学进展, 12(9), 3202-3210. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2022.129388

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