Cognitive linguists emphasize that metaphors serve to aid the idea of 1 conceptual area—ordinarily an abstraction for example "life", "theories" or "Tips"—by expressions that relate to a different, more common conceptual domain—normally far more concrete, which include "journey", "buildings" or "food items". In his e-book In Other Shoes: New music, https://davidk396tvz6.wikipublicist.com/user