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Media & Communication Studies

A corpus-based study of corruption metaphors: the case of the Jordanian ‘Hirak’ protest movement

Article: 2371494 | Received 18 Jan 2024, Accepted 12 Jun 2024, Published online: 16 Jul 2024

Figures & data

Table 1. Raw frequencies and percentages of the metaphorical expressions representing different source domains used in Al-Rai and Ad-dustour newspapers.

Table 2. The sub-types of the disease source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 3. The sub-types of organism source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 4. The sub-types of warfare source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 5. The sub-types of the nature source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 6. The sub-types of supernatural creatures source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 7. The sub-types of meal/kitchen source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 8. The sub-types of the machine source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 9. The sub-types of the fire source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Table 10. The sub-types of the fire source domain and their associated metaphorical linguistic expressions, and their raw frequencies (RFs).

Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author, A.A., upon reasonable request.