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supermetaphor
出典:『Wiktionary』 (2017/02/20 00:57 UTC 版)
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supermetaphor (複数形 supermetaphors)
- A grounding fact; a correspondance between the underlying truth and our ideas and constructions based on that truth.
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1997, Archis - Issues 9-12, page 27:
- In this way he promotes landscape into a supermetaphor, in order to expose a general tendency towards equalization.
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2002, Boaventura de Sousa Santos, Toward a New Legal Common Sense: Law, Globalization, and Emancipation, ISBN 0406949972:
- Each legal order stands on a grounding fact, a superfact or a supermetaphor, as I would call it, which determines the specific interpretive standpoint or perspective that characterizes the adopted type of projection.
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2013, Hans-Georg Geissler, Stephen W. Link, & James T. Townsend, Cognition, Information Processing, and Psychophysics: Basic Issues, ISBN 1134993935:
- In a way, what Fechner tried to do through his inner psychophysics of intensity was to subvert a set of tenacious metaphors—a kind of "Supermetaphor," governing psychophysiological thinking, that has channeled the thinking of so very many scientists before and after him. Broadly speaking, the Supermetaphor seeks equivalences in kind between physical and mental processes, as it postulates a strict quantitative as well as qualitative invariance between the structure of mental acts and the underlying physiological activities...... The Supermetaphor is implicit in attempts by modern scientists to find neural responses that match, quanitatively, some measure of sensation magnitutdes. And it is implicit in Freud.
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- An overarching metaphor; a metaphor that encompasses several sub-metaphors.
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1998, Shaun Gallagher, The Inordinance of Time, ISBN 0810115824, page 107:
- ...one supermetaphor. Perhaps we could steal a phrase from Merleau-Ponty and suggest that there are no principal and subordinate metaphors: all metaphors are concentric, like the concentricity of flesh, a metaphor for which there are no names in traditional philosophy.
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2003, Max Velmans, The Science of Consciousness, ISBN 1134835418, page 81:
- We can combine all five metaphors into a single integrated supermetaphor. The theatre can be visualized as including useful aspects of the threshold, searchlight, iceberg, novelty, and executive notions. As such a supermetaphor becomes enriched, it can gradually take on the features of a genuine theory.
- A metaphor that is particularly widespread or dominant.
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1973, The New York Times Book Review - Volume 78, page 52:
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- A metaphor about metaphors.
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2016, Anders Örtenblad, Kiran Trehan, & Linda L. Putnam, Exploring Morgan’s Metaphors, ISBN 1506318797:
- Driven by the demands of undergraduate teaching, Morgan wanted to translate Sociological Paradigms into a work that would appeal not only to academics and students of organization but also to practitioners. In pursuit of this aim, he alighted upon what we might characterize as a super-metaphor: the idea that “all theories are metaphorical.”
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