Editing Metaphor and Conceptual Framing (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Conceptual Metaphor''' — An "Understanding" of one domain of experience in terms of another (e.g., 'ARGUMENT IS WAR').
* '''Source Domain''' — The "Simple, Physical" idea we use for the map (e.g., 'War,' 'Journey,' 'Food').
* '''Target Domain''' — The "Abstract, Complex" idea we are trying to explain (e.g., 'Argument,' 'Life,' 'Ideas').
* '''Mapping''' — The specific "Links" between the two (e.g., in 'Argument is War,' the 'Opponent' is the 'Enemy').
* '''Conceptual Framing''' — The "Mental Filter" that "Highlights" some facts and "Hides" others (see Article 474).
* '''Embodied Cognition''' — The theory that all "Meaning" is based on our "Body's physical experience" (e.g., 'UP is GOOD' because we stand up when we are healthy).
* '''Primary Metaphor''' — Basic links learned in childhood (e.g., 'Affection is Warmth' because a mother's hug is warm).
* '''The 'Nurturant Parent' vs. 'Strict Father' Model''' — Lakoff's theory that "Political views" are metaphors for "Family structures."
* '''Entailment''' — The "Logical consequences" of a metaphor (e.g., if 'Ideas are Food,' you can 'Digest' them or find them 'Tasteless').
* '''Dead Metaphor''' — A metaphor so common we "Forget" it's a metaphor (e.g., 'The foot of the bed').
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