She rejects metaphors of battle, war, magic bullets, invasion, surrender, attack etc and with AIDS is even more scathing of its damning metaphorical encumbrances around divine retribution, plague, sexual contagion and societal decay.
Hartshorne rejects this metaphor on Peircian grounds.
In the same speech in which he set forth the idea of a progressively evolving society ("perfecting a union" that once legalized slavery), he attempted to use rather than reject the metaphor of the Wright he knows.
With a new regime in Washington, led by a president who admits to having used cocaine in his youth and a drug czar who rejects martial metaphors, this is a good time to look back on America's first "war without end" and its pre-eminent target, as the documentary filmmaker Tom Feiling does in "Cocaine Nation".
It was this fear she so brilliantly investigated and rejected in "Illness as Metaphor".
William rejects Augustine's metaphors of the sun and sunshine and the mind and reason.
Galen Strawson endorses realism – he believes change and succession can be directly experienced – but he also rejects James' stream-metaphor as 'inept', and argues that consciousness is radically discontinuous and disjointed: 'It is always shooting off, fuzzing, shorting out, spurting and stalling.' (1997: 421997
And several rejected what they saw as a dangerous use of the "computer metaphor".
It became a metaphor for Mr Abe's entire administration.Above all, voters rejected Mr Abe's character—stiff (his fun-loving wife promises he is different in private) and out of touch.
His debut album is called Turning Down Water for Air, the title a metaphor for rejecting one essential thing for another, and it could almost be about Yuill's own schizoid impulses.
