Text Linguistics and Cognitive Linguistics

Conclusion

To conclude, the analysis of the representation of Gratitude concept in language and literature reiterates the fact that it has a highly positive connotation used in the form of metaphors. Therefore, it can really help nurture people for only goodness being closely related to the world’s major religions.
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