Reversible metaphorical models 'mechanism is a man' and 'man is a mechanism': productivity of the model as an aspect of functional asymmetry | Language and Culture. 2014. № 2.

Reversible metaphorical models 'mechanism is a man' and 'man is a mechanism': productivity of the model as an aspect of functional asymmetry

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