METAPHOR AND THE RHETORICAL INVENTION OF COLD-WAR IDEALISTS
METAPHOR AND THE RHETORICAL INVENTION OF COLD-WAR IDEALISTS
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DOI：
10.1080/03637758709390224
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发表时间：
1987-06-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
IVIE, RL
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作者：
IVIE, RL
本文提出了一个五步程序，用于识别指导三位冷战理想主义者的修辞发明的隐喻概念：亨利·华莱士、J·威廉·富布赖特和海伦·卡尔迪科特。他们集体未能消除苏联野蛮的威胁形象的根源在于反复出现的隐喻概念系统（包括疯狂、病理学、疾病和武力），该系统促进了敌人形象的逆转，而不是其本身的形象。通过破坏美国的形象，“理想主义者”将牺牲仪式转向了一个自以为是的国家，并激怒了“现实主义者”；进一步倒退到破坏苏联的形象。
This paper presents a five‐step procedure for identifying metaphorical concepts guiding the rhetorical invention of three Cold War idealists”;: Henry Wallace, J. William Fulbright, and Helen Caldicott. The source of their collective failure to dispel threatening images of Soviet savagery is located in a recurrent system of metaphorical concepts (including MADNESS, PATHOLOGY, SICKNESS, AND FORCE) that promotes a reversal of the enemy‐image rather than its transcendence. By decivilizing America's image, “idealists”; turn the victimage ritual inward upon a self‐righteous nation and provoke “realists”; to regress further into decivilizing images of the Soviet Union.