[EDLING:1755] Re: Metaphors we Live by in Applied Linguistics?

[Felicia Lincoln]

I own a copy of  the book you  are talking aboutl.  It is Lakoff and it has 
the title you say.  I just can't put my hands on it right now.  It's a 
great book.  Keep hunting.  f

At 03:23 PM 8/3/2006 -0400, Leslie Altena wrote:
>Do you mean,  "The Research Base of Teacher Education: Metaphors We Live 
>(and Die) By' by Marilyn Cochran-Smith, Journal of Teacher Education 53(4) 
>p283-85 Sept-Oct 2002.   Leslie
>
>Francis M Hult wrote:
>
>>I seem to remember seeing a book (or article?) a while ago that draws on 
>>Lakoff and Johnson's 'Metaphors We Live By' to discuss the notion of how 
>>our research metaphors influence our work in applied/educational 
>>linguistics.  I saw it only in passing and I can't find any leads 
>>now.  Does this topic ring a bell for anyone?
>>
>>Francis
>>
>>



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