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, 2008 The iPod became, for a moment at least, iconic amongst those hand-held electronic devices with buttons and screens, noises and "connectivity" that proliferated at the beginning of the twenty-first century. This essay explores how the iPod, in becoming an unobtrusive memory machine as absent as an internal organ on the body of its user, provides a ...
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Abstract Students of animal communication use the word “ritualization” for the evolutionary process by which signals, such as a dog’s retracted lip, are built in as stereotyped hereditary traits. Ritualization takes a long time and it leads to a signal that requires little learning. A much faster way for a signal to become established is
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Abstract Students of animal communication use the word “ritualization” for the evolutionary process by which signals, such as a dog’s retracted lip, are built in as stereotyped hereditary traits. Ritualization takes a long time and it leads to a signal that requires little learning. A much faster way for a signal to become established is
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Iconicity in Word Learning and Beyond: A Critical Review
Language and Speech, 2021Mark Dingemanse
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Iconicity of Translation: Translation of Iconicity
This chapter examines the relationship between translation and iconicity by addressing two key questions: (i) to what extent is it possible to translate iconic language and (ii) to what extent are translations themselves iconic (i.e. similar to their source texts) by virtue of the fact that they are translations?Cohen, I., Metz, E.
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Frequency vs. iconicity in explaining grammatical asymmetries
Cognitive Linguistics, 2008Martin Haspelmath
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Iconicity ratings for 10,995 Spanish words and their relationship with psycholinguistic variables
Behavior Research Methods, 2020Pilar FERRÉ +2 more
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