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Metaphor Reexamined: Contents

Metaphor Reexamined

Contents

Contents

Preface

Acknowledgments

INTRODUCTION: Ringing in the New Millennium of Non-Aristotelian Semantics

PART I: The Task of Ontological Placement

The Task of Ontological Placement

The Procreative and Coercive Powers of Language

Sorting out the Crucial Domains: Realities in Circles

PART II: The Non-Aristotelian Theory, Pure And Applied

Non-Aristotelian Semantics: Three Trichotomies of Ontic Heteronomy

The “Picture of Language”: General Semiotic Perspective

Hyletic Design: Trees in Threes—The Leaps of Language

Noematic Designation: Crests and Troughs—The Concepts of Language

Toward a Non-Aristotelian Metaphor: From Syntactic Noun to Poetic Nominalization

Noetic Constitution, Open and Closed: The Structures of Language

Hierarchy of Syntax. Empirical Contact through Context: Argument

Dicent and Rheme as Constructs: Quasi-Judgment versus Metaphor

Dicent and Rheme in Concretization: Time and Stance through Genre

The Structures Proven: Argument, Dicent, Rheme in Action

Analysis: Baumgärtner and the Brecht Hypothesis

Analysis: Levin on Nonrecoverable Compression in Dickinson

Analysis: Hamburger on the Lyric I: Semantic Content or Connective in Celan?

PART III: The Neo-Aristotelian Metaphor through the Ages

The Neo-Aristotelian Metaphor through the Ages

The Founding Fathers

The Syncretistic Circumference: A Museum of Metaphors

The Modern Followers

i. Anglo-Saxon Pairing

ii. Grammarians and Linguists

iii. German Iconoclasm: The Absolute or Bold “Bild”

iv. French Deconstruction and Reconstruction

Bibliography

Index

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