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D'ou cette metaphore du sacre que Mallarme evoque dans les Poesies, dans "le Pitre chatie" (v.
La poesie impie ou le sacre du poete: sur quelques modernes by Secardin, Olivier / Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics
The "generalisation de la metaphoricite par la mise en abyme d'une metaphore determinee" ('the generalization of metaphor by plunging into abyme one determined metaphor') shows the Aristotelean logic of metaphoricity, in which metaphor properly carries over the essence of a pre-linguistic and determining referent (resemblance), as being always already divided (262).
Plunging (outside of) history: naming and self-possession in ... by Neighbors, Jim / African American Review
Table 2 Conceptual metaphore identified by Gibbs et al.
Comprehension and interpretation of proverbs in L2. (Linguistics) by Cieslicka, Anna / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
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