Lee Kwon-hyo: News analogy distortion

The Chosammosa is not a clever trick, it is an acceptance of trust, and the fag is not disorder, but a top-to-head leadership! The book is based on a fundamental insight into the metaphor of news expression, which has broken down the stereotypes of metaphors and given new perspectives on news habitual metaphors. One of the efforts to move forward to 'cautious journalism' is one. The author says the news is a metaphor. The news uses metaphors to make the expression efficient and economical. Metaphors are a universal feature of news expression and everyday language. The news metaphors that are discussed in this book are all stereotypes that have long been used in the habit of meanings. The author is revealing what has distorted the metaphor of the news, its origin and history. The distortion of the adult metaphor, the distortion of animal metaphors and the variety of distortions of the object metaphors, is given new meaning. According to the author, the more you can lose, the less likely you are to be. Also, ‘Jormosa’ is not a clever trick but an acceptance of trust, and the ‘Ouptigji’ can be interpreted as a top leadership, not disorder. And in the animal metaphor, the kulla and the yungi, the flies and the hippos, twist the selfish interpretation of human-centeredness. The metaphor of the object is how rubber bands, parachutes, needles and bean sprouts have been misargued in the news and have been replaced with a refreshing and refreshing way of distorting the image.

Korean title: 뉴스의 비유 왜곡

Korean author: 이권효

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791193304914