Living metaphors

Living metaphors

by Jackie S. Gerstein

1997

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iv, 140 p. : 28 cm

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  1. 1

    The title "Living Metaphors" suggests that metaphors are more than just literary devices; they are active forces in our lives. How does Gerstein define or illustrate this concept, and what was your initial reaction to her central premise?

  2. 2

    Gerstein likely encourages us to identify our own "living metaphors." What are some of the dominant metaphors you recognize in your own thinking, or in the way you describe your life, career, or relationships? How do these metaphors influence your perspective?

  3. 3

    The book explores how certain metaphors can empower us while others can limit us. Can you recall any specific examples from the book, or from your own experience, where a particular metaphor significantly shaped an outcome, either positively or negatively?

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