 He also reminds us that, as Klemperer demonstrates, resisting patterns of thought means engaging in conceptual metaphors and refusing the logic that ideologies impose upon them.In multilingual studies (based on Czech, German, French & English), Underhill considers how different cultures reformulate key concepts such as truth, love, hate and war.George Lakoff makes similar claims on the overlap of conceptual metaphors, culture, and society in his book "Moral Politics" and his later book on framing, "Don't Think of an Elephant!."