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Metaphor: Meanings and Humanbecoming Metaphorical Truths
Nursing Science Quarterly, 2021The purposes of this paper are to briefly describe the meaning of metaphor from a variety of sources, to show its ubiquitous and creative nature, to share some examples used in common parlance and scholarly works, and to elaborate the meaning of metaphor from a humanbecoming perspective with three metaphorical truths—semantic resonance, coherent ...
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Metaphors and Metaphoric Objects
Journal of Phenomenological Psychology, 1992AbstractThis article reports on an exploratory study that used metaphoric objects as a therapeutic aid. During Rogerian therapy sessions, a metaphoric object was handed to clients. The metaphoric object was used as a reflection of an aspect of the client's being. The clients were asked to describe the effect the object had on them.
E.T. Jooste, Glenda Cleaver
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Russian Literature, 2003
Sound or speech associations are realized within a poetic text not only to show motivated relations within the text, but also by creating these relations they establish the text as a whole. Both sound and speech metaphors give clear evidence for the non-existence of a poetic word and prove that there is only a poetic syntax. Sound metaphor is material,
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Sound or speech associations are realized within a poetic text not only to show motivated relations within the text, but also by creating these relations they establish the text as a whole. Both sound and speech metaphors give clear evidence for the non-existence of a poetic word and prove that there is only a poetic syntax. Sound metaphor is material,
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American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 2003
The inner world of the child is a community of archetypes potentially available for the child's healthy ego development. Many forces limit and prohibit their utility. Play therapy in the context of a hypnotic relationship can potentiate these archetypes into becoming "playful metaphors" for healing and strengthening ego development.
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The inner world of the child is a community of archetypes potentially available for the child's healthy ego development. Many forces limit and prohibit their utility. Play therapy in the context of a hypnotic relationship can potentiate these archetypes into becoming "playful metaphors" for healing and strengthening ego development.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1983
For some time now we have been curious about the reactions of people we meet socially to being told, "I am a nurse." First reactions to this statement include the comment, "I never met a nurse soci...
C, Fagin, D, Diers
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For some time now we have been curious about the reactions of people we meet socially to being told, "I am a nurse." First reactions to this statement include the comment, "I never met a nurse soci...
C, Fagin, D, Diers
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Programming and Computer Software, 2001
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2017
Abstract This chapter revisits Gareth Morgan’s seminal book Images of Organization and considers its main thesis—that organizations have no essence, but we can bring out their features through the metaphorical lenses we see them through—in the context of pragmatist-hermeneutical philosophy.
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Abstract This chapter revisits Gareth Morgan’s seminal book Images of Organization and considers its main thesis—that organizations have no essence, but we can bring out their features through the metaphorical lenses we see them through—in the context of pragmatist-hermeneutical philosophy.
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Nursing Science Quarterly, 2012
Metaphors are thought to provide a means to better understand phenomena. Metaphors have been found to be helpful in communication, nursing, nursing research, and as a pedagogical tool in the teaching-learning environment. This column briefly discusses metaphors and introduces a column which offers a unique use of metaphors in nursing education.
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Metaphors are thought to provide a means to better understand phenomena. Metaphors have been found to be helpful in communication, nursing, nursing research, and as a pedagogical tool in the teaching-learning environment. This column briefly discusses metaphors and introduces a column which offers a unique use of metaphors in nursing education.
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Leadership in Health Services, 2016
Purpose This paper aims to suggest that the language typically used about leadership in healthcare tells us something important about how we see it. Design/methodology/approach Three main metaphors currently adopted for healthcare leadership purposes are explored – military, sporting and finance.
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Purpose This paper aims to suggest that the language typically used about leadership in healthcare tells us something important about how we see it. Design/methodology/approach Three main metaphors currently adopted for healthcare leadership purposes are explored – military, sporting and finance.
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