목차 1. Introduction 2. Traditional Family Metaphors 3. General Family Metaphors 4. Changing Family Metaphors 5. Conclusion
본문 To study conceptual metaphors related to family relationships To explore how conceptual metaphors change to incorporate changing family types
MARRIAGE IS A JOURNEY
Old Tony finally found his Sweetheart and jumped the hurdle. They decided to end their 20-year marriage and go their separate ways.
The Wedding March, 1919
CONTROL IS UP (LACK OF CONTROL IS DOWN) PARENTS ARE UP (CHILDREN ARE DOWN) When it comes to tough life decisions, my mother is Usually on top of things.
FAMILIAL LOVE IS CLOSENESS
My family is very close. Whenever I have an argument with my parents, we grow distant.
PUBERTY IS A CONFLICT
I clashed with my teenage son over his weekly allowance.
Julia just turned 16, and it feels like we are fighting all the time. Last week we butted heads after she brought home her report card.
DINK Families: FAMILY IS AN ECONOMY
“Having children is financially costly.” “A double income with no kids makes living it up inluxury a more viable life option.”
본문내용 aphors 4. Changing Family Metaphors Table of Contents 5. Conclusion
Intro Definition of terms Purpose of the topic selection
1. Introduction What is a traditional family?A household consisting of a father, a mother, and child or children. Examples of non-traditional families Single person households, Double Income No Kids (DINK) Multicultural families LGBT families 1. Definition
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