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* [[Idiomatic, Literal and Figurative Communication]] | * [[Idiomatic, Literal and Figurative Communication]] | ||
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* [[Metaphors of Emotion]] | * [[Metaphors of Emotion]] | ||
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* [[Gottfried Leibniz Ontological Proof]] | * [[Gottfried Leibniz Ontological Proof]] | ||
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| + | [[Presentation Companion Library]] connects the Metaphor Society programme with background articles and questions for comparing sources. | ||
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Revision as of 17:11, 22 September 2026
Browse background material on metaphor, language and related ideas. Metaphor Categories describes linguistic types of metaphor; Subject index organises this library by subject.
Starting points
- About Metaphors of Movement
- Metaphor Categories
- Situational Relational Positioning
- Embodied Cognition
- Idiomatic, Literal and Figurative Communication
- Metaphor Across Languages and Cultures - wording, imagery, translation and context
- Metaphors of Emotion
- Beyond Simple Metaphor
- Metaphors of Movement
Language and ideas
- Linguistic References
- Semiotics
- Archetypes
- The Hero's Journey
- Steganography
- The Golden Bough
- Common Idioms that Originate from the Bible
- Biblical Idioms
- Onomatopoeia
- Palindromes
- Characteristica Universalis
- Word Play
- Parental Threats
- The Ontological Argument
- Gottfried Leibniz Ontological Proof
Reading alongside presentations
Presentation Companion Library connects the Metaphor Society programme with background articles and questions for comparing sources.