英文摘要 |
The figurative language is a rhetorical style that consists of the comparison and metaphor. Figurative expressions appear almost in all languages and at all times and can be categorized as groups of words that include a comparison or a figurative sense. The ancient Egyptian texts, no wonder, use also figurative languages. Type and quantity of figurative expressions vary depending on the genre of text. The wisdom texts play an important role in the ancient Egyptian literature. The main point of these texts is that the older give young people many useful advices and show them the right ways. The wisdom texts are witnessed since the Old Kingdom, unfortunately they are not totally preserved. Until up the early Middle Kingdom the wisdom texts are more complete and the figurative language is also more used than before. This article focuses on the figurative language and the categories of tertium comparationis in the wisdom texts and discusses its purpose and usage. |