Metaphors are defined as comparisons between two seemingly different things that share something important in common. _______ me
taphors are ones that resonate deeply across time and cultures, and are used to dramatize fundamental aspects of human experience such as "light and darkness," "the seasons," and height ("high" and "low").
Metaphors are referred to as the words that represent a comparison between two objects that may not necessarily be alike in order to suggest or exemplify an analogy or likeness between them or something that is common. Archetypal metaphors(Michel Osborn) are prominent in rhetoric and includes the comparisons that resonate/echo across culture and time which is grounded in fundamental aspects of human experiences and motivations like "war and peace", "the cycle of seasons", "light and darkness", etc.
The terms ´left´ and ´right´ date from the French Revolution, where the members of the National Assembly would sit accordingly to their own views on the monarchy; those whose views aligned with the dismantling of Louis XVI´s reign would sit on the left, while those loyal to the monarch would sit on the right.
