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METAPHOR AND HISTORY
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S0869-544X0000338-4-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
V Papoushek 
Edition
Issue №1
Pages
51-61
Abstract
The article takes the premise of the non-cognitive interpretation of metaphor suggested by D. Davidson and the related concept of Richard Rorti about the role of metaphor in history. The author suggests his own interpretation as a complex of illocutve acts, composing a sort of entity, which could be called metaphor. This oeuvre-metaphor intervenes, with different degree of activity, into the public discourse and in some cases acquires the ability of changing our terminology and ideas about literature.
Keywords
metaphor, history, illocutive act, non-cognitive interpretation of metaphor, literature.
Date of publication
01.01.2017
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