The Experiential Process and the Creation of Meaning, Chapter III: How Perceived Meaning Works.

• Experiential Processes and the Creation of Meaning

• Chapter III How Felt Meaning Works

  • A: Parallel functional relations of felt meaning in cognition
    1. direct comparison (DIRECT REFERENCE)
    • RECOGNITION
    • EXPLICATION
  • B: Creative functional relationships (“specific” and “non-parallel”)
    • METAPHOR
    2. understanding (COMPREHENSION)
    • Related (RELEVANCE)
    4. phrasing (CIRCUMLOCUTION)

• Eugene Gendlin’s Metaphor Concept

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