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Date Posted: 18:48:38 07/24/03 Thu
Author: Hilda Simone
Subject: Tarefa12: Spinoffs, raz�o e imagina��o

Vera e colegas,

Nas p�ginas 120 a 128, Lakoff e Turner falam dos efeitos da teoria do sentido literal e as diversas posi��es sobre a met�fora. Apesar da forma compacta, como disse Maria C�lia no in�cio do f�rum, � poss�vel termos uma vis�o esclarecedora dessas posi��es. Gostaria de tra�ar um pequeno coment�rio sobre a posi��o que se refere � raz�o e imagina��o. Segundo a teoria do sentido literal a raz�o e a imagina��o s�o mutuamente exclusivas. O dom�nio da raz�o est� ligado a conceitos n�o metaf�ricos, enquanto que o dom�nio da imagina��o est� ligado a irracionalidade e a fantasia. A seguir os autores comentam que "we often reason metaphorically. (...) Our reasoning that time changes things is metaphoric and deeply indispensable to how we think about events in this physical, social and biological worlds. Indeed, so much of our reason is metaphoric that if we view metaphor as part of the faculty of the imagination, then reason is mostly if not entirely imaginative in character" (p. 124). A princ�pio achei muito exagerado essa vis�o de que a raz�o � quase que totalmente imaginativa e confesso que ainda estou buscando perceber a dimens�o desse coment�rio. O que voc�s acham?

Abra�os,
Hilda Simone

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Re: Tarefa12: Spinoffs, raz�o e imagina��o -- Pedro, 10:54:54 07/28/03 Mon
Re: Tarefa12: Spinoffs, raz�o e imagina��o -- Pedro, 10:57:20 07/28/03 Mon