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The Semeiosis of Poetic Metaphor: The Semeiosis of Poetic Metaphor

The Semeiosis of Poetic Metaphor
The Semeiosis of Poetic Metaphor
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“The Semeiosis of Poetic Metaphor”

The idea does not belong to the soul; it is the soul that belongs to the idea. The soul does for the idea just what the cellulose does for the beauty of the rose; that is to say, it affords it opportunity.

—Charles Sanders Peirce

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