Titlebook: Metaphors in International Relations Theory; Michael P. Marks Book 2011 Michael P. Marks 2011 Europe.international relations.political eco

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Thoughts on Metaphor, dissimilar realms. Aristotle defined a good metaphor as one that “implies an intuitive perception of the similarity in dissimilarities” (quoted in Harries 1978b, 73). Samuel Johnson described metaphor as a linguistic formulation that “gives you two ideas for one” (quoted in Sapir 1977, 9). Most peo

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The Metaphorical Context of International Relations,l cognition involves conceptual mappings, and most linguistic expression to one extent or another employs metaphorical expression. This is no less true in the study of international relations than it is in any other area of linguistic communication. Some of these metaphorical expressions are used de

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Metaphors of Power,ative, the main actors involved, and the general plot. However, before any story can fully unfold, the author and the audience of the story alike must know what the story is “about.” One could say that the story of international relations is “about” international relations, but this is an obvious ci

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Metaphors of International Security,ut “power” as it is metaphorically conceived. Once this central concern is established, metaphors continue in the narrative of how issues of “power” translate into efforts to protect, acquire, and expand power, namely, policies of international security. Here too, metaphors are integral to the story

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Game Theory Metaphors,e theory would suggest that the games were outgrowths of metaphorical thinking, the origins of game theory actually are to be found in the area of mathematics.. The metaphors that populate game theory models—images such as prisoners’ dilemmas, stag hunts, and games of chicken—are outgrowths of numer

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Conclusion, are among the primary elements in narrative explanations for international relations. To see this we can take the example of John Hobson’s (1902) famous metaphorical characterization of the “economic taproots of imperialism.” As anyone who has weeded a garden knows, to completely eliminate a pesky

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Michael P. Markssents new radiobiological information that more clearly refu.This book presents new information on radiobiology that more clearly refutes the linear no-threshold (LNT) assumption and supports radiation hormesis. Fresh light is cast on the mechanisms of radiation hormesis and the potential benefits o