We use them so much in everyday language that we often don’t notice them, but metaphors help us think more deeply – and make sense of the world around us, writes Hélène Schumacher.

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A metaphor is used about every 10-25 words. With that knowledge, it is important to know how metaphors shape our thoughts, emotions, and our body language. Noticing metaphors also happens to be a ...

Writing about metaphor is dancing with your conceptual clothes off, the innards of your language exposed by equipment more powerful than anything operated by the TSA. Still, one would be a rabbit ...

Researchers from Princeton University and the Free University of Berlin found that taste-related metaphors such as "sweet" actually engage the emotional centers of the brain more than literal words ...

Political commentators have spewed a spate of disparaging metaphors to describe President Donald Trump: “drunk uncle,” “dumpster fire,” “wrecking ball,” “carnival barker,” “human ...

Yes, metaphors are something we use approximately every ten to twenty-five words.+ Because metaphors are used so often we can easily overlook them, the impact it has on us in addition to the ...

Researchers have found that taste-related metaphors such as 'sweet' actually engage the emotional centers of the brain more than literal words such as 'kind' that have the same meaning. If ...