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Problems with the concept of force in the momentum metaphor
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2000Although the momentum metaphor is successful in many ways, there remain problems with the adequacy of the notion of a force in the behavioral sense and the question of whether the conditions used to apply force can truly be separated from the conditions that establish and maintain behavioral mass.
David N. Harper
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Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 2020
Metaphor is indispensable to science. Evelyn Fox Keller has argued argue that there is a commonality between the metaphors of gene action, and that of a genetic program. I suggest that the common thread is that of executive control or agency. The genetic
Denis Walsh
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Metaphor is indispensable to science. Evelyn Fox Keller has argued argue that there is a commonality between the metaphors of gene action, and that of a genetic program. I suggest that the common thread is that of executive control or agency. The genetic
Denis Walsh
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The Field-of-force Metaphor International : A Study in Industrial Change
International Studies of Management & Organization, 1987L. Melin
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THE COGNITIVE UNDERPINNINGS OF METAPHOR AS THE DRIVING FORCE OF LANGUAGE EVOLUTION
The Evolution of Language, 2014Andrew D. M. Smith +5 more
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Metaphor: Its Cognitive Force and Linguistic Structure
The Journal of Philosophy, 1987E. Kittay
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Complementary Medicine Research, 2019
Background: Many complementary and alternative medicine modalities consider the vital force (Vf) an organism’s source of health and healing, Hahnemann’s notion of the Vf having similarities with quantum systems. Thus, the Vf is only indirectly observable
L. Milgrom
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Background: Many complementary and alternative medicine modalities consider the vital force (Vf) an organism’s source of health and healing, Hahnemann’s notion of the Vf having similarities with quantum systems. Thus, the Vf is only indirectly observable
L. Milgrom
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Ursula K. Le Guin, Consent, and Metaphor
, 2022In Ursula K. Le Guin, Consent, and Metaphor, Kate Sheckler constructs a new method to categorize metaphor, arguing that the moment of consent that exists in the form determines the effects of the interchange. Using the fiction of Ursula K.
Kate Sheckler
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Expectations for therapy in pediatric rehabilitation: reframing meaning through metaphor
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2021Purpose To propose a holistic approach and an accompanying tool to facilitate conversations about expectations of therapy in pediatric rehabilitation based on meanings generated through metaphor.
Eric Smart +3 more
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Stages of forced termination: Uses of the death metaphor
Psychiatric Quarterly, 1979Several patients undergoing forced termination appeared to experience a series of staged reactions similar to those described in dying patients. On the basis of this parallel we explored the effects of using the specific clarification that the ending of therapy was similar to a death.
E J, Mikkelsen, T G, Gutheil
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Eva FederKittay: Metaphor. Its Cognitive Force and Linguistic Structure
Human Affairs, 1991Viktor Krupa
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