Cognitive Linguists emphasize that metaphors provide to facilitate the knowledge of just one conceptual area—ordinarily an abstraction like "lifetime", "theories" or "ideas"—via expressions that relate to another, far more common conceptual area—typically additional concrete, such as "journey", "structures" or "foodstuff". In his e-book In Other Shoes: New music, Metaphor, Empathy, https://bullq539ein3.blogthisbiz.com/profile