2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1761575
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Metaphor, Models, and Meaning in Contract Law

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“…4.6; the concept of abrogation as material destruction in Fittipaldi 2013, 187ff. ; the concept of contract as an idealized "meeting of minds" in Lipshaw 2012. ; the idea of a legal system as a tree in Prémont 2003, 26; the ancient Roman concept of borders as delimitating the locations of numina in De Francisci 1959, 253ff.…”
Section: Institutional Mimesis As Metaphoric Conceptual Blendingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4.6; the concept of abrogation as material destruction in Fittipaldi 2013, 187ff. ; the concept of contract as an idealized "meeting of minds" in Lipshaw 2012. ; the idea of a legal system as a tree in Prémont 2003, 26; the ancient Roman concept of borders as delimitating the locations of numina in De Francisci 1959, 253ff.…”
Section: Institutional Mimesis As Metaphoric Conceptual Blendingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent studies have been able to connect this classic practice to the theoretical insights of cognitive linguistics. Thus, metaphors have been discussed in connection with contract law (Lipshaw 2011) and legal discourse (Chiu and Chiang 2011); they have also been proposed as the basis for models of legal theory (Makela 2011). Another interesting study is Hibbitts (1994), who offered a discussion of the change from visual to aural metaphors in American legal practice.…”
Section: Framing-by-metaphormentioning
confidence: 99%