Nathan R. Johnson

From the OED:
A fig­ure of speech in which there is an inter­change of two ele­ments of a propo­si­tion, the nat­ural rela­tions of these being reversed.

From Silva Rhetor­i­cae:
Shift­ing the appli­ca­tion of words. Mix­ing the order of which words should cor­re­spond with which others.

From a 1992 eval­u­a­tion report for Berkeley’s Infor­ma­tion School:
“There is a need to inte­grate and upgrade tra­di­tional librar­i­ans with the new technology.”

Hmm­mmm … I’m not entirely sure it’s pos­si­ble to inte­grate and upgrade librar­i­ans … Seems cybor­gishly strange.