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is this concept of language as inherently metaphoric that leads Suzanne Langer
to remark : / “ ( metaphor ) is the force that makes ( language ) essentially
relational , intellectual , forever showing up new , abstractable forms in reality .
is this concept of language as inherently metaphoric that leads Suzanne Langer
to remark : / “ ( metaphor ) is the force that makes ( language ) essentially
relational , intellectual , forever showing up new , abstractable forms in reality .
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The Development of Creative Capacity William J. J. Gordon. utilitarian and logical
functions of language then come to be regarded as secondary , i . e . , not
generative of new relations but descriptive of traditional and established relations
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The Development of Creative Capacity William J. J. Gordon. utilitarian and logical
functions of language then come to be regarded as secondary , i . e . , not
generative of new relations but descriptive of traditional and established relations
.
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Language is a vast repository of petrified metaphors . To be evocative it requires
periodic renewal and reinvigoration . Play with words invigorates language and
by implication reinvigorates perception as well as the way conceptions are ...
Language is a vast repository of petrified metaphors . To be evocative it requires
periodic renewal and reinvigoration . Play with words invigorates language and
by implication reinvigorates perception as well as the way conceptions are ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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