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... Individuals Truth - value and Metaphor as Illocutionary The Role of Metaphor in the Implied Ontology Recapitulation 4 METAPHORICAL INTERACTION AND THE 82 82 83 88 91 94 95 98 100 102 107 109 111 114 116 ARTS Difficulties in Applying ...
... Individuals Truth - value and Metaphor as Illocutionary The Role of Metaphor in the Implied Ontology Recapitulation 4 METAPHORICAL INTERACTION AND THE 82 82 83 88 91 94 95 98 100 102 107 109 111 114 116 ARTS Difficulties in Applying ...
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... for Metaphor 201 Extraconceptual Metaphors : Real Individuals 204 Levels of the World and the Effective Place of Spontaneity 206 Appendix 209 Index 233 Preface The origin of this book lies in a suggestion CONTENTS vii.
... for Metaphor 201 Extraconceptual Metaphors : Real Individuals 204 Levels of the World and the Effective Place of Spontaneity 206 Appendix 209 Index 233 Preface The origin of this book lies in a suggestion CONTENTS vii.
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