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James Geary, Metaforički govoreći

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Zaljubljenik u aforizme, autor, James Geary, razotkriva jednu fascinantnu konstantu ljudskog jezika: metaforu. Geary kao ljubitelj tekstova od Aristotela do Elvisa, kaže da metafora može suptilno utjecati na odluke koje donosimo.

Lost jobs, wayward lovers, wars and famine -- come to think of it, just about any of life's curveballs -- there's an aphorism for it, and James Geary's got it. Full bio »

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