Titlebook: Knowledge and Language; Volume III Metaphor F. R. Ankersmit,J. J. A. Mooij Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 Plato.

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Truth and Metaphorium of knowledge, a metaphor would have to be a bearer of truth. If the large claims about metaphors as vehicles of knowledge are to be defended, moreover, the metaphors in question must include challenging and ‘deep’ ones. For it is these, and not hackneyed or trivial ones, with whose contribution to knowledge the claimants have been concerned.

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Metaphor and Paintingpositing it — has not led to what one might expect: that is, a systematic attempt to work out what metaphor might be in the field of the visual arts. In this essay I set out to make good this deficiency, particularly for painting. In doing so, I shall draw upon certain ideas developed in ...

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Book 1993or is not an obfuscation of the truth (as somany philosophers since Plato have argued); on the contrary, it isessential that we consider metaphor if we strive for an optimalunderstanding of how truth is gained both in science and in oureveryday dealings with reality. Hence, metaphor is not of intere

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Metaphor and Cognition jokes is ordinarily not. Still, there is evidently room for education, as Aristotle’s discussion in the ., Book III, suggests, where he lays down a number of principles that might be thought of as refining metaphorical talent, or as the principles of criticism, as if making metaphors were parallel

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The Confused God: About a Metaphor in Literary Semioticsbeing reduced to a neutral and “impersonal” recording instrument. It is precisely this impersonality, however, that places the author in a position of “weakness” relative to the Sicilian world he is describing. The very effort of erasing all preconceived notions and feelings, of wiping his inner sla

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