The World of Imagery: Metaphor and Kindred Imagery

A. C. Benson abstract allegory analogy Arsène Darmesteter beauty Brégy Carlyle chapter Chesterton Christ colour comparison concrete convey described divine earth element emotion English Essay example expression fact familiar fancy feeling figurative language figure of speech fossil Francis Thompson fresh function G. K. Chesterton give Greek Gustave Lanson hand heart horn human idea illustration imagination instance intellectual John Masefield Latin light literal Literary Supplement literature London material Max Müller meaning mental merely metaphor metonymy Michel Bréal mind modern nature notion objects once one's original parable passage passion person personification philosophy phrases picture poet poetic poetry preachers primitive prose qualities relations resemblance Rhetoric rôle root Sartor Resartus says sense Shelley significance simile slang soul speak spiritual style symbolism synecdoche Tennyson things thou thought tion truth wind words world of imagery writer