literal truth and falsehood metaforizm
sort coarser kind of "makeweight" to the upbeat somehow previously subject "ambiguity" , after some indirect reflection, I would like to specify shustrenko and other smaller "particular". Though not so much referring to the most "ambiguity" as reflect on what lies behind its "constituent parts" of what is behind the "literal" and "metaphorical meaning ".
If we express the basic idea briefly, then I believe that the" truth "often appears before us in a literal form, but" false "loves" to divert attention "and dress up in colorful robes metaphors.
Yes," literalism "is not always true, in terms of that, because of overly formal transfer of data, mistakenly conveys the meaning of some of the affected items. But "metaforizm, strictly speaking, never is" true. " For "true metaphor - it is nothing, as soon as only a "colorable imitation", where the degree of the most "successful" determines how "correct" some sort of "metaphor" was able to "simulate" something "literally".
I mean, even the most "faithful" metaphor - do not always have the "truth" in the best case - it is only a "plausible."
And now let's ask ourselves, which primarily seeks to achieve "a lie"? Just the same "credibility"!
Again, the metaphor - it's a "spray point". More precisely, "the game with meaning of "counting oneself" extra essence. "When a" false sense "of trying to contrive and present themselves as" true. "Of course, the" true " not going away, but due to "excess fact" is "a semantic spraying.
Is it any wonder, then, that inveterate liars often used as a convenient "tool" romping meaningful metaphors and allegories, in order to "simulate" something "credible"?
Therefore, I do not know about you, but personally I always had a somewhat alarming when one begins to wriggle, dodge, braiding Parseltongue lace in the spirit that "not necessary to understand everything so literally ".
Where ends with" literal "begin" with a sense of merrymaking. "And where there is a" game "out there" no truth ".
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