On Metaphoring: Acultural HermeneuticBRILL, 1. jan. 2001 - 672 sider On Metaphoring engages in a metaphor-way to communicate and inter-learn among cultures. Bundle A describes how metaphor bundles things similar into a group called a "notion," a "category," etc. How does metaphor bundle things? It familiarizes strange things with things that are familiar, to enrich old familiar things with new things newly made familiar. Such metaphoric bundling creates a new family of knowledge. In this order Bundle B characterizes metaphor as the origin of thinking, fit as a highway of intercultural communication where there is no shared way of thinking, for each culture is a specific way of thinking. Bundle C shows how effective metaphor is in interculturally handling various problems of life and thinking. How metaphor works to interculture exhibits in fact what metaphor is. Such is how cultures understand one another, a "cultural hermeutic." |
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Preview | 1 |
Metaphor as | 12 |
Metaphor A FerryOver to Novelty | 23 |
Interaction Max Black Metaphor | 29 |
Let Metaphor Be Metaphor | 37 |
Metaphor as Mistake and Change | 44 |
Two Routes of Metaphor | 51 |
Induction | 61 |
Demythologization History Story | 283 |
The Ontology of Metaphor as Literature | 310 |
Metaphor and Interculture | 325 |
Violence as Defective Communication Truncated | 335 |
Metaphor and Cultural Relativism | 339 |
Retirement Martyrdom DeathJoyous Metaphors | 345 |
Metaphor as IntraInterculture | 355 |
Metaphor and Culture | 363 |
What Metaphor Says | 69 |
Metaphor and Novelty | 93 |
Metaphor and the Universals | 100 |
Metaphor and Knowing Individual Things | 110 |
Metaphor and Reading and Reading the Classics | 119 |
Metaphor as Change | 133 |
Metaphor as FactReasoning | 146 |
History Fiction and Science in Metaphor | 160 |
Novelty the Emerging Norm in Metaphor | 167 |
Metaphor Moves Us | 174 |
InterMetaphoring as InterEnriching | 180 |
Heidegger Mitchell Confucius | 195 |
Metaphor and the Situation | 203 |
B Metaphor as Intercultural | 219 |
Metaphor as InterDirection | 226 |
Conversation in Theology | 242 |
Alfred North Whitehead in Metaphor | 250 |
Conversation | 258 |
Inside Words Outside Words | 264 |
Metaphor in HistoryBeyond Network | 277 |
Chinese Hermeneutics Comparative Hermeneutics | 372 |
The Chinese the Comparative the Symbiotic | 398 |
The Chinese Mode of Thinking | 405 |
Religion as MundaneBeyond Mutuality | 456 |
Jesus and His Words | 471 |
Two Stories that Metaphor Us Beyond | 503 |
The IinMilieu the IwithThou the IoverIt | 510 |
Chinese Aesthetics 1 | 519 |
Chinese Aesthetics 2 | 528 |
Aesthetics as Cosmic Attitude | 555 |
Cultural Sociality as InterMetaphoring | 567 |
Social Praxis as InterMetaphor | 577 |
Utopia as Powerful Social Metaphor | 584 |
Loss of Childhood A Joy to the Child | 596 |
Afterword | 603 |
Appendixes | 609 |
Learning as a Master from a Master | 615 |
On the Constitutionality of Bearing Arms | 641 |
The Outside West in Signs the Inside East | 657 |
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