PPT-METAPHOR From science to

psychotherapy Niklas Törneke The structure of this talk What is metaphor Metaphor in modern linguistics An relational frame theory analysis of metaphor. English 521. Literal vs. Figurative Language. LITERAL: . - means a description from the actual . text;. the obvious, explicit detail.. what the story/poem tells us directly about and object, character, or event. Basic concepts and assumptions. B. y the use of metaphors the ability to understand and to express in language the experience of the world unbelievably increases. .. . . B. y the use of metaphors the ability to understand and to express in language the experience of the world unbelievably increases. Easter Island. Diamond writes:. I have often asked myself, “What did the Easter Islander who cut down the last palm tree say while he was doing it?” Like modern loggers, did he shout “Jobs, not trees!”? Or: “Technology will solve our problems, never fear, we’ll find a substitute for wood”? . devices authors use to create meaning (theme).. Most of these should be review, but some may be new.. Not every work of literature will use every technique;. think, did the author intend to use the technique,. SIMILE. METAPHOR. ALLUSION. . HYPERBOLE. UNDERSTATEMENT. Rhetorical Analysis. What the Author Does. Rhetorical devices . are the tools the writer uses to produce the writing. . Rhetorical technique . teaching. Zoltán. . Kövecses. Eötvös. . Loránd. University, . Budapest. Key . notions. SYSTEMATICITY. MOTIVATION. THEORETICAL EXPLICITNESS. COHERENCE. CULTURAL EMBEDDEDNESS. SALIENCE. CREATIVITY. Kaline. . Girão. Jamison, PhD student at the Federal University of . Ceara. , Brazil. Ana Cristina Pelosi, Federal University of . Ceara. , Fortaleza, . Brazil. Letícia. Santos, . State. . University. Which of the following is an example of . hyperbole. ?. He is like a mouse in front of the teacher.. I have a ton of homework to do tonight!. She looks really, really, tired today.. Her voice was music to my ears.. Strict Father vs. Nurturant Parent. LM1. 27 April 2017. Aims and Scope. PD “concerned with formal/informal political contexts and political actors… with politicians, political institutions, governments, political media, and political supporters operating in political environments” (Wilson 2001: 398);. . Onomatopoeia, Hyperbole, Idioms. . Figurative Language . . (figures of speech). Comparing seemingly unlike things using the words . like . or . as. “. Life is . like. a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get.” . I already use stories in my classroom!. Many of us interject stories into our classrooms . already.. These can be as simple as a. . personal story about the topic at . hand.. Do your students seem more interested when you interrupt an activity or lesson to tell a personal story?. Simile- COMPARES 2 things using LIKE or AS. Example: Your smile is like the sun. . Metaphor- COMPARES 2 things . WITHOUT using like or as . Example: You are the apple of my eye. . Simile. or . Metaphor. Metaphor: . a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else, especially something abstract. 3 Branches of Government Metaphor. For . this assignment you will work on your own or with 1 partner and create a metaphor poster that completes this comparison: “The three branches of government under the Constitution are like a …” You will also design and create an illustration for your metaphor, complete with a brief written explanation of why the metaphor is accurate. Your group’s metaphor must have the following features:. Extended Metaphor An extended metaphor is a  metaphor  that unfolds across multiple lines or even paragraphs of a text, making use of multiple interrelated metaphors within an overarching one. Definition of Extended Metaphor