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This study extends prior theoretical discussions on metaphor as a rhetorical topos, a discourse statement, and a cognitive tool, with a particular focus on the metaphor of nation due to its enduring relevance in contemporary discourse. It explores the intricate role of metaphor in shaping, perpetuating, and challenging nationalist discourse, recognizing that metaphors possess a dual capacity to both wield power and constrain truths. The metaphors of the nation, contextualized within the CONTAINMENT metaphor framework, play a pivotal role in the construction and reinforcement of nationalist discourse. From a feminist perspective, nationalist discourse and its associated metaphors are deeply rooted in patriarchal ideals, leading to the marginalization of women and the portrayal of the nation as a patriarchal family or brotherhood. When viewed through colonial and postcolonial lenses, these metaphors reveal concepts of hierarchy and equality between nations. For instance, Rabindranath Tagore metaphorically characterizes the nation as a soulless monster, emphasizing the imperative to reject this notion in favor of fostering a more balanced community that harmonizes both body and spirit. In contrast, Thomas Hobbes employs the metaphor of the commonwealth as a Leviathan, firmly establishing a hierarchical structure that underscores the significance of obedience in the relationship between the soul and the body of the commonwealth, with the soul positioned as superior to its constituent elements. Tagore’s perspective aligns with notions of equality, anti-nationalism, and postcolonialism, whereas Hobbes’ hierarchical view could potentially justify the legitimacy of colonialism.

This study extends prior theoretical discussions on metaphor as a rhetorical topos, a discourse statement, and a cognitive tool, with a particular focus on the metaphor of nation due to its enduring relevance in contemporary discourse. It explores the intricate role of metaphor in shaping, perpetuating, and challenging nationalist discourse, recognizing that metaphors possess a dual capacity to both wield power and constrain truths. The metaphors of the nation, contextualized within the CONTAINMENT metaphor framework, play a pivotal role in the construction and reinforcement of nationalist discourse. From a feminist perspective, nationalist discourse and its associated metaphors are deeply rooted in patriarchal ideals, leading to the marginalization of women and the portrayal of the nation as a patriarchal family or brotherhood. When viewed through colonial and postcolonial lenses, these metaphors reveal concepts of hierarchy and equality between nations. For instance, Rabindranath Tagore metaphorically characterizes the nation as a soulless monster, emphasizing the imperative to reject this notion in favor of fostering a more balanced community that harmonizes both body and spirit. In contrast, Thomas Hobbes employs the metaphor of the commonwealth as a Leviathan, firmly establishing a hierarchical structure that underscores the significance of obedience in the relationship between the soul and the body of the commonwealth, with the soul positioned as superior to its constituent elements. Tagore’s perspective aligns with notions of equality, anti-nationalism, and postcolonialism, whereas Hobbes’ hierarchical view could potentially justify the legitimacy of colonialism.

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조라 닐 허스턴의 횡단-신체적 상상력 = Zora Neale Hurston’s trans-corporeal imagination : a reading of Their Eyes Were Watching God : 『그들의 눈은 신을 보고 있었다』를 중심으로 김효선 p. 5-27
라캉과 바디우 = Lacan and Badiou : philosophy and antiphilosophy : 철학과 반철학 박영진 p. 29-53
조지 엘리엇의 리얼리즘에서 관습과 스테레오타입의 문제 = The question of convention and stereotype in George Eliot’s realism : focusing on Chapter 17 in Adam Bede : 『아담 비드』 제17장을 중심으로 유영현 p. 55-79
랑시에르의 영화이론 재고 = Rethinking Rancière’s film theory : focusing on the concepts of fiction and image : 픽션 개념과 이미지 개념을 중심으로 이나라 p. 81-99
다중언어적 공간을 향하여 = Toward a multilingual space : a critique of Franco Moretti’s theory of world literature : 프랑코 모레티의 세계문학론에 대한 비판 이선현 p. 101-137

워즈워스의 정동적 물질주의 = Wordsworth’s affective materialism 주혁규 p. 139-165

Metaphor of nation and nationalism = 민족국가 은유와 민족주의 Seong-Woo Choi p. 167-189
Unearthing ecofeminist echoes in D.H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers = D.H. 로렌스의 『아들과 연인』에 나타난 에코페미니즘적 반향 Wanjin Dong, Soonbae Kim p. 191-216
Interrogating the color line = 찰스 체스넛의 『젊은 시절의 아내』 : 이분법적 인종주의 비판과 포용적 흑인성 : a critique of two-race culture and the possibility of an inclusive blackness in “The Wife of His Youth” Sungho Lee p. 217-243
Literature as a global theory = 글로벌 이론으로서의 문학 Taek-Gwang Lee p. 245-266

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