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This mad "instead"

Arthur M. Saltzman

2000

Revelation

Richard Swinburne

1992

Sea-mark

Edwards, Philip.

1997

I Never Metaphor I Didn't Like

Mardy Grothe

2008

Late Shakespeare

Simon Palfrey

1997

Cultural Metaphors

Martin J. Gannon

2000

The critical imagination

James Eric Grant

2013

Metaphors We Live By

Mark Johnson, Lakoff, George Lakoff

2003 ★ 4.2

Metaphors and symbols

Roland Bartel

1983

Lunacy of Light

Wendy Barker

1987

Laws of media

Marshall McLuhan

1988

The book of the heart

Eric Jager

2000

Understanding the principalship

Joseph Murphy, Lynn G. Beck

1993

The search for synthesis in literature and art

Ann C. Colley

1990

Therapeutic Metaphors for Children and the Child Within

Mills

2001

The prosthetic impulse

Marquard Smith

2006

Metaphor and thought

Andrew Ortony

1979

Playful approaches to serious problems

Jennifer C. Freeman

1997

Internet Dreams

Mark Stefik

1996

Narrative therapy

Gene Combs, Jill Freedman

1996

Downcast eyes

Martin Jay

1993

Thomas Jefferson and the wall of separation between church and state

Daniel L. Dreisbach

2002

Mythmaking and metaphor in black women's fiction

Jacqueline De Weever

1992

The inner reaches of outer space

Joseph Campbell

1985

Blood read

Joan Gordon, Veronica Hollinger

1997

Metaphors of change in the language of nineteenth-century fiction

Megan Perigoe Stitt

1998

Faulkner

Lothar Hönnighausen

1997

Metaphors of aging in science and the humanities

James E. Birren, Gary M. Kenyon

1991

Sportstalk

Robert A. Palmatier

1989

Metaphors for environmental sustainability

Brendon Larson

2011

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