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Within the potentialities of metaphor are two extremes ( with all the gradations in
between ) . At one extreme is the metaphor comparing entities that enjoy a high
degree of likeness , with only minor differentiations to distinguish between them .
Within the potentialities of metaphor are two extremes ( with all the gradations in
between ) . At one extreme is the metaphor comparing entities that enjoy a high
degree of likeness , with only minor differentiations to distinguish between them .
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Most " scientific ” metaphors function primarily as a realization of the unknown in
terms of the known , or of the ... Thus , the generative metaphor postulates an
identity between the known , graspable , i everyday droplet of water and the ...
Most " scientific ” metaphors function primarily as a realization of the unknown in
terms of the known , or of the ... Thus , the generative metaphor postulates an
identity between the known , graspable , i everyday droplet of water and the ...
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When this argument is extended , language is asserted to have its roots in
metaphor and through metaphor in the rich , symbol - making earth of the
nervous system itself . “ Metaphor is a law of growth of every semantic . It is not a
development ...
When this argument is extended , language is asserted to have its roots in
metaphor and through metaphor in the rich , symbol - making earth of the
nervous system itself . “ Metaphor is a law of growth of every semantic . It is not a
development ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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