Titlebook: Biology as Society, Society as Biology: Metaphors; Sabine Maasen,Everett Mendelsohn,Peter Weingart Book 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers 19

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The Nexus of Animal and Rational: Sociobiology, Language, and the Enlightenment Study of Apes in a sense translations from one vocabulary to another, and they seek to render human patterns of life intelligible precisely because they do make sense, which it is thought can be construed by persons who may be motivated by quite diverse and even discordant judgments and values.

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Frank Köhler,Reinhold Kröger,Holger Machens this transfer of concepts and ideas apparently is a customary feature of both scientific and nonscientific discourses, there must be something about this feature which elicits irritation. What are the reasons for this irritation? What accounts for the often passionate debates about the pros and cons of the use of metaphors?

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Metaphors: Is there a Bridge over Troubled Waters? this transfer of concepts and ideas apparently is a customary feature of both scientific and nonscientific discourses, there must be something about this feature which elicits irritation. What are the reasons for this irritation? What accounts for the often passionate debates about the pros and cons of the use of metaphors?

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Metaphors: Is there a Bridge over Troubled Waters?er. They very term “analogy” denotes this process. And yet, at least with respect to science, this fact has attracted the attention of numerous authors in more than 6,000 books and articles throughout the last decades.. And the attention is by no means limited to the use of metaphors in science, i.e

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Who is Afraid of Metaphors? of such an innocent approach the recent flood of publications on the notion of metaphor appears to be rather mysterious. Indeed, a look at the bibliographies of metaphors compiled by Noppen and others in 1985 and 1990 provides a first insight into what Noppen calls the “metaphormania” of the intell

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