Thursday's DNA doodles. It's all about the symbolism or metaphor.

Continuing on. I also have a lot of doodles which are more about metaphor. A lot of these are kind of cool - here's a couple as examples.

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[First posted on 11/1/04 at the old blog.] Onward we go to the first contemporary view of metaphor, structure mapping theory. Before I start, though, I want to clear something up. Perhaps no one has actually been confused, but I'm afraid that I haven't made something clear that should be made clear…
[First posted on 11/1/04 at the old blog.] I have heard that there is an election today, and I've heard that it's going to be close and contentious, but I don't care. Here at Mixing Memory, we're only worried about metaphor for now (and soon, classical vs. connectionist architectures, and perhaps…
Actually, the clues are probably too obvious but how cool is this... (Answer below the fold) Here - this should pretty much give it away. Yes, the answer is the Pacific Ocean, about 4km deep. What we have here is a wonderful example of science culture, specifically from science types who study…
As I've said before, the primary (if not the only) real experimental evidence for conceptual metaphor theory -- the theory that abstract concepts are structured by more concrete (i.e., closer to sensory/perceptual) concepts -- comes from one domain: time. Time, according to conceptual metaphor…