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Metaphor use in Politics: the political metaphor between Philosophy and Cognitive Linguistics
, 2013 In recent times the emergence of the multi-medial dimension, resulting from the technological development, deeply affected political languages underling the necessity for the analysis not to be limited to a verbal/linguistic code but to a wider concept of “sign”. Coming from the implications of this enquiry we will define the prominent role of metaphor
DI PIETRO, STEFANO
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Variation in political metaphor
2019The objective of this book is to understand variation in political metaphor. Political metaphors are distinctive and important because they are used to achieve political goals: to persuade, to shape expectations, to realize specific objectives and actions.
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Metaphor and Symbol, 1997
For at least 3 decades, researchers and political theorists have been interested in how metaphors are used as persuasive devices. Theorists in this area have tended to assume that metaphors are persuasive, and they have discussed how this process occurs.
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For at least 3 decades, researchers and political theorists have been interested in how metaphors are used as persuasive devices. Theorists in this area have tended to assume that metaphors are persuasive, and they have discussed how this process occurs.
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Myths, Metaphors, and Political Conformity†
Psychiatry, 1967(1967). Myths, Metaphors, and Political Conformity. Psychiatry: Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 217-228.
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2013
Where we know we can make a difference in the future, we set out our stall for the people with confidence. Because now they are thinking, reflecting – do we go forward with Labour, or back to the Tories. Our task is to persuade them to go forward . (Tony Blair, 2005, address to the Conference of the Labour Party, Gateshead) This was one of
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Where we know we can make a difference in the future, we set out our stall for the people with confidence. Because now they are thinking, reflecting – do we go forward with Labour, or back to the Tories. Our task is to persuade them to go forward . (Tony Blair, 2005, address to the Conference of the Labour Party, Gateshead) This was one of
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Metaphor and Political Knowledge
American Political Science Review, 1979Since the language of political inquiry seems to be inescapably metaphorical, the question necessarily arises as to how metaphors of various types, including models, enter into the composition and expression of political knowledge. The solutions that have been most influential in contemporary political science can be called the verificationist and ...
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Metaphors, Politics, and Biography
2010In this chapter, we explore Freire’s writings and his use of metaphors to illuminate the harsh Brazilian culture and education system that helped shape his personal and educational viewpoints. He portrayed traditional education as a technical-rational system designed to protect upper-class interests.
John Dale, Emery J. Hyslop-Margison
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Metaphoricity and the Politics of Mobility
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Maria Margaroni, Effie Yiannopoulou
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The Politics of Housing Metaphors
2020Political metaphors condition social reality and mediate authority. One repeatedly used metaphor in discourses about migration and refuge is the misconception that ‘the state is a house.’ Far from only defining the modalities of inclusion and exclusion, metaphors of houses and housing evoke patriarchal political relationships between guests and hosts ...
Mackowitz, Laurin, Lorenz, Daniel
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