Titlebook: Aspects of Metaphor; Jaakko Hintikka Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1994 Ludwig Wittgenstein.epistemology.idea.interaction

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Metaphor as Change of Representation: An Interaction Theory of Cognition and Metaphor, Like an unfingered harp, below the land.// Afternoon gilds all the silent wires// into a burning music for the eyes.” Each of these metaphors is quite unconventional and strikes a jarring chord when we encounter it at first. But after the metaphor is assimilated, we are left with beautiful, fresh a

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Metaphors and Ways of Life, the other hand to say that they use the term ‘crocodile’ metaphorically, without explaining what the metaphorical sentence says, is empty. To explain what a metaphor is we must, therefore, explain how a human being can be a crocodile.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230581937or example, “fisherman” stands in the relation of AGENT to the verb “fish.” That is, at least part of what it means to be a fisherman is to be one who engages in the action of fishing. Furthermore, semantic field theory proposes that the lexicon is organized along conceptual affinities and contrasts

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55787-6 the other hand to say that they use the term ‘crocodile’ metaphorically, without explaining what the metaphorical sentence says, is empty. To explain what a metaphor is we must, therefore, explain how a human being can be a crocodile.

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