That author's collaboration with Mark Johnson examines phrases like "time is money" to argue that figures of speech are tied into the way we understand language.
One thinker with this surname inspired Geoffrey Leech by listing "Don't Impose," "Give Options," and "Make your receiver feel good" as three maxims of politeness in the book The Logic of Politeness. That thinker with this surname also examined political correctness in The Language War and identified ten features of women's language in her pioneering Language and Woman's Place. Another thinker with this surname collaborated with Rafael Nunez on a book which claims that human beings have an innate conception of quantity and use the title field in analogical ways. That author's collaboration with Mark Johnson examines phrases like "time is money" to argue that figures of speech are tied into the way we understand language. For 10 points, name the surname that the linguist Robin shares with her ex-husband George, the author of Where Mathematics Comes From and Metaphors We Live By.
One thinker with this surname inspired Geoffrey Leech by listing "Don't Impose," "Give Options," and "Make your receiver feel good" as three maxims of politeness in the book The Logic of Politeness.
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