L'étude suivante étudie une prémisse de base selon laquelle la façon dont un médecin réagit aux émotions et aux pensées d'un patient affecte la façon dont un patient se sent à propos de son expérience de maladie. Ce livre examine comment un médecin et ses patients conceptualisent la dépendance, utilisent le langage pour exprimer sa conceptualisation et répondre les uns aux autres dans le contexte de leur récit de maladie conversationnelle. En utilisant la théorie de la métaphore conceptuelle (CMT) de George Lakoff et Mark Johnson, j'ai analysé les métaphores conceptuelles dans ces conversations. J'ai trouvé que la métaphore structurelle prédominante des patients est la dépendance est l'expérience de la maladie, et la métaphore structurelle prédominante du médecin est la dépendance est la maladie. De plus, mon étude a conceptualisé chaque conversation comme un seul récit à travers lequel la dépendance est socialement construite par les schémas rhétoriques du médecin et du patient de réponse à la métaphore structurelle de l'autre. Les réponses du médecin et des patients dans leurs récits de maladie conversationnelle produisent une résistance et/ou un accord. Leur position rhétorique leur permet de travailler vers le bien-être, dans la mesure où ils sont compatibles rhétoriquement.
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