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Farnsworth's Classical English metaphor / by Ward Farnsworth.

Van Pelt Library P325.5.M47 F35 2015
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Farnsworth, Ward, 1967- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Metaphor.
Semantics.
English language--Terms and phrases.
English language.
Genre:
Dictionaries.
Physical Description:
xv, 243 pages ; 24 cm
Other Title:
Classical English metaphor
Place of Publication:
Jaffrey, New Hampshire : David R. Godine · Publisher, 2016.
Contents:
Chapter 1 Sources & Uses of Comparisons 3
Chapter 2 The Use of Animals to Describe Humans 22
Chapter 3 The Use of Nature to Describe Abstractions 46
Chapter 4 The Use of Nature to Describe Inner States 65
Chapter 5 The Use of Nature to Describe Language 84
Chapter 6 Human Biology 101
Chapter 7 Extreme People & States 116
Chapter 8 Occupations & Institutions 126
Chapter 9 Circumstances 143
Chapter 10 The Classical World & Other Sources of Story 155
Chapter 11 Architecture & Other Man-Made Things 175
Chapter 12 Personification 195
Chapter 13 The Construction of Similes 204
Chapter 14 The Construction of Metaphors 227.
Notes:
Sources and uses of comparisons-The use of animals to describe humans-The use of nature to describe abstractions-The use of nature to describe inner states-The use of nature and other sources to describe language-Human biology-Extreme people-Occupations-Extreme circumstances-The classical world and other sources of story-Architecture and other man-made things-Personification-The construction of similes-The construction of metaphors.
ISBN:
9781567925487
1567925480
OCLC:
943553442
Publisher Number:
40025793291

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