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The Death of the Metaphor Is Not a Metaphor
<div> This essay diagnoses a silent ontological rupture in contemporary culture: the death of metaphor not as a stylistic decline but as a fundamental transformation of language itself. Metaphors have not vanished—they have been consumed by their own literality, petrifying into operational instructions and infrastructural components of the ...openaire +1 more source
Holistic Nursing Practice, 2013
Metaphors are a way of describing an experience or a perceived notion as a personal expression of thought. The metaphoric understanding of what practicing as a holistic nurse means is discussed with reference to the personal, emotional, and spiritual components of being a holistic nurse.
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Metaphors are a way of describing an experience or a perceived notion as a personal expression of thought. The metaphoric understanding of what practicing as a holistic nurse means is discussed with reference to the personal, emotional, and spiritual components of being a holistic nurse.
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Metaphors for metaphor translation
2010This essay analyses the metaphors used by translation scholars to define metaphor translation. The topic has elicited a surge of interest in translation studies since the late 1970s, and here a corpus of some 15 essays is taken into account, covering a diverse range of approaches to the issue.
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A Survey on Computational Metaphor Processing
ACM Computing Surveys, 2021Shampa Chakraverty, Sunny Rai
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1993
Professor Sadock’s position is that metaphor is not a linguistic problem at all, because the mechanisms underlying metaphor exist independently of language. The use of “a lion on a warrior’s shield,” he says, manifests “the same analogical urge that functions in the issuance and apprehension of verbal metaphors.” But it is vital here to distinguish ...
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Professor Sadock’s position is that metaphor is not a linguistic problem at all, because the mechanisms underlying metaphor exist independently of language. The use of “a lion on a warrior’s shield,” he says, manifests “the same analogical urge that functions in the issuance and apprehension of verbal metaphors.” But it is vital here to distinguish ...
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On the metaphor of the metaphor
Organization Studies, 1999Mccourt, William, McCourt, W.
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