Lakoff, George <br/><br/>
Metaphors we live by 

 - Chicago:  University Of Chicago Press,  2003. 
 - xiii, 276 p.  ref.  21 cm x 14 cm 
<br/><br/> Recommended By: Sayantan Mahato<br/>-------------------------------------------------- 
<br/><br/> 1. Concepts we live by<br/>2. The systematicity of metaphorical concepts<br/>3. Metaphorical systematicity: highlighting and hiding<br/>4. Orientational metaphors<br/>5. Metaphor and cultural coherence<br/>6. Ontological metaphors<br/>7. Personification<br/>8. Metonymy<br/>9. Challenges to metaphorical coherence<br/>10. Some further examples<br/>11. The partial nature of metaphorical structuring<br/>12. How is our conceptual system grounded?<br/>13. The grounding of structural metaphors<br/>14. Causation: partly emergent and partly metaphorical<br/>15. The coherent structuring of experience<br/>16. Metaphorical coherence<br/>17. Complex coherences across metaphors<br/>18. Some consequences for theories of conceptual structure<br/>19. Definition and understanding<br/>20. How metaphor can give meaning to form<br/>21. New meaning<br/>22. The creation of similarity<br/>23. Metaphor, truth, and action<br/>24. Truth<br/>25. The myths of objectivism and subjectivism<br/>26. The myth of objectivism in Western philosophy and linguistics<br/>27. How metaphor reveals the limitations of the myth of objectivism<br/>28. Some inadequacies of the myth of subjectivism<br/>29. The experientialist alternative: giving new meaning to the old myths<br/>30. Understanding. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>978-0226468013 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label>--Language of Philosophy--Metaphor--Semantics--Students collection
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>401  / LAK