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* [[Metaphor in Economics]] - financial reporting, framing and corpus evidence
 
* [[Metaphor in Economics]] - financial reporting, framing and corpus evidence
 
* [[Narrative and Interpretation]] - who tells a story, for whom and with what effects invited by the text
 
* [[Narrative and Interpretation]] - who tells a story, for whom and with what effects invited by the text
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== Foundations and theories ==
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* [[Conceptual Metaphor Theory]]
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* [[Image Schemas: Containment, Paths, Balance and Connection]]
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* [[Conceptual Blending and Mental Spaces]]
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* [[Metaphor, Metonymy, Simile, Analogy and Symbol]]
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* [[Metaphor and Polysemy: How Words Acquire Related Meanings]]
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* [[A History of Metaphor Theory]]
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* [[Interaction Theories of Metaphor]]
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* [[Metaphor, Context and Speaker Meaning]]
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== Body, time, gesture and images ==
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* [[Time as Space and Movement]]
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* [[Force Dynamics: Pressure, Resistance and Release]]
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* [[Metaphor and Gesture]]
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* [[Visual and Multimodal Metaphor]]
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== Science, learning and the brain ==
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* [[Metaphor in Science and Scientific Models]]
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* [[Metaphor in Education and Learning]]
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* [[Learning Metaphor in a Second Language]]
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* [[How Children Learn to Understand Metaphor]]
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* [[The Neuroscience of Metaphor Comprehension]]
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== Public language and ethics ==
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* [[Metaphor in Politics and Public Debate]]
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* [[The Ethics of Metaphor]]
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== Personal meaning ==
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* [[Dreams, Metaphor and Interpretation]]
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* [[Metaphor and Personal Narratives]]
  
 
== Browse further ==
 
== Browse further ==

Revision as of 16:53, 5 October 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

Language and ideas

Compare related metaphors

The illustrated Comparative Metaphor Library connects these background ideas with sourced expressions and literary examples.

Reading alongside presentations

Presentation Companion Library connects the Metaphor Society programme with background articles and questions for comparing sources.

Research and free reading

Further research topics

Foundations and theories

Body, time, gesture and images

Science, learning and the brain

Public language and ethics

Personal meaning

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