دانلود کتاب Contagious Metaphor

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Title\nCopyright\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction: Due Preparations\nChapter 1 Contagious Metaphor\n Contagion as metaphor\n Metaphor as contagion\n Aristotle’s theory of metaphor\n Metaphor as ‘lie’ in the empirical tradition: Hobbes and Locke\n Metaphor reconsidered: Vico, Rousseau and Nietzsche\n Interactional and cognitive approaches to metaphor: Richards and Black\n Lakoff and Johnson’s ‘conceptual metaphor theory’\n Nietzsche ‘rediscovered’: Metaphor, mimetic contagion and the linguistic turn in Continental philosophy\nChapter 2 Pestilence and Poison Winds: Literary Contagions and the Endurance of Miasma Theory\n The forgetting of air\n Miasma and contagion from the Hippocratic scholars to germ theory\n Plague narratives, the troping of air and wind, and Daniel Defoe’s Due Preparations for the Plague\n Pestilence and poison winds: Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice\n Communicative contagion: Albert Camus’s The Plague\n An aerography of contagion: Janette Turner Hospital’s Due Preparations for the Plague\nChapter 3 The French fin de siècle and the Birth of Social Contagion Theory\n Social contagion at the fin de siècle: Le Bon, Tarde and Sighele\n Le Bon, the contagious crowd and the popularization of crowd psychology\n Tarde, imitation and the contagion of example\n Sighele and the nineteenth-century pre-history of social contagion theory\n An eighteenth-century precursor: Philippe Hecquet and the concept of ‘moral contagion’\n From moral contagion to the ‘contagion of example’\nChapter 4 The Contagion of Example\n Erasmus, the Adages and ‘contagio morum’\n By generation or imitation: Pelagius, Augustine and the fifth-century debate over ‘contagious sin’\n Contagiosa res: Augustine and the pears\n The debate replayed: Erasmus and Calvin on Rom. 5:12\n The ‘contagion of example’ in early modern discourse\n From ‘moral’ to ‘mental’ contagion\nChapter 5Infectious Ideas: Richard Dawkins, Meme Theory and the Politics of Metaphor\n Selfish genes, selfish memes\n Memes, genes and critiques of The Selfish Gene\n The Lamarckian meme\n The contagious meme\n Memes and metaphors\nChapter 6 Networks of Contagion\n Contagion and the ‘network society’: The rise of ‘network epidemiology’\n Intersecting networks of contagion in Soderbergh’s Contagion\n Epidemiologies of the network: Contagion and network theory from tarde to financial contagion and viral network theory\n Financial contagion: Between models and metaphors\n Digital contagion and ‘viral’ network theory\n Coda: Language is a virus\nNotes\n Introduction\n Chapter 1\n Chapter 2\n Chapter 3\n Chapter 4\n Chapter 5\n Chapter 6\nBibliography\nIndex