Editing George Lakoff (section)

==Further reading==
*Dean, John W. (2006), ''[[Conservatives without Conscience]]'', Viking Penguin {{ISBN|0-670-03774-5}}.
*Harris, Randy Allen (1995). ''The Linguistics Wars''. Oxford University Press. {{ISBN|0-19-509834-X}}. (Focuses on the disputes Lakoff and others have had with Chomsky.)
*Haser, Verena (2005). ''Metaphor, Metonymy, and Experientialist Philosophy: Challenging Cognitive Semantics (Topics in English Linguistics)'', [[Mouton de Gruyter]]. {{ISBN|978-3-11-018283-5}} (A critical look at the ideas behind embodiment and conceptual metaphor.)
*[[William J. Kelleher|Kelleher, William J.]] (2005). ''Progressive Logic: Framing A Unified Field Theory of Values For Progressives''. La CaCañada Flintridge, CA: The Empathic Science Institute. {{ISBN|0-9773717-1-9}}.
*McGlone, M. S. (2001). "Concepts as Metaphors" in Sam Glucksberg, ''Understanding Figurative Language: From Metaphors to Idioms''. Oxford Psychology Series 36. [[Oxford University Press]], 90–107. {{ISBN|0-19-511109-5}}.
*[[Bill O'Reilly (commentator)|O'Reilly, Bill]] (2006). ''Culture Warrior''. New York: Broadway Books. {{ISBN|0-7679-2092-9}}. (Calls Lakoff the guiding philosopher behind the "secular progressive movement".)
*Renkema, Jan (2004). ''Introduction to Discourse Studies''. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. {{ISBN|1-58811-529-1}}.
*Rettig, Hillary (2006). ''The Lifelong Activist: How to Change the World Without Losing Your Way''. New York: Lantern Books. {{ISBN|1-59056-090-6}}. (Documents strong parallels between Lakoff's nurturant parent model of progressive thought and psychologist Abraham Maslow's model of the self-actualized individual. Also discusses framing in the context of marketing and sales with the aim of bolstering progressive activists' persuasive skills.)
*Richardt, Susanne (2005). ''Metaphor in Languages for Special Purposes: The Function of Conceptual Metaphor in Written Expert Language and Expert-Lay Communication in the Domains of Economics, Medicine and Computing''. European University Studies: Series XIV, Anglo-Saxon Language and Literature, 413. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. {{ISBN|0-8204-7381-2}}.
*[[George Soros|Soros, George]] (2006). ''The Age of Fallibility: Consequences of the War on Terror''. {{ISBN|1-58648-359-5}}. (discusses Lakoff in regard to the application of his theories on the work of [[Frank Luntz]] and with respect to his own theory about perception and reality)
*Winter, Steven L. (2003). ''A Clearing in the Forest''. Chicago: [[University of Chicago Press]]. {{ISBN|0-226-90222-6}}. (Applies Lakoff's work in cognitive science and metaphor to the field of law and legal reasoning.)