THE MATRIX: A METAPHORICAL PARALELL TO LANGUAGE

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Morpheus "The matrix is ​​everywhere [it] The world is attracted to your eyes as you ignore the truth"

Mr. Hyde: Yes, that is, it comes directly from the movie 'Matrix'. Matrix is ​​an illusion of mutual agreement. It's kinda cool, the Internet, and all these things, but it is a perfect metaphor for the moral world of our lives. It defines truth and not. This is a closed understanding world. That is, it has everything to prove you need it, it can defend against any arguments that may be thrown inside. It is impossible to see defects in your own moral matrix.

"All the plays of Shakespeare is the development of a figurative or figurative group, there is a matrix that feels that words are found, emotions are formed, and the voice is a character Matters important" However, the theme Because it is not dependent on the background and the overall setting, but because of the metaphor rather than the explanatory prose, the theme itself must have relevance. The figurative vector is also related or perceptible. For example, like all tragedies, one of the core themes of King Lear is death. The death as a subject can be said that the contrast is clear, so modern audiences may be related to the audience of Shakespeare.

I found that the metaphor is a powerful concept to understand human experience. Language is the heart of human experience. A common metaphor in the language we think or talk about is how we understand the surrounding center. Metaphor helps us to derive meaning from all the information around us. The metaphor comes from the experience of our life: they rely on our memories and dreams and use our perceptions and emotions. Essentially, the metaphor is the most familiar aspect of human experience, it cites the hidden dimensions of our experience and is well suited to meaningful interaction design.