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What’s seen as iconic in a sign and what’s not? Evidence from iconicity ratings by signers and non-signers on the HKSL lexicon

Language and Cognition
Iconicity refers to a resemblance relationship between aspects of a form and aspects of its meaning. The perception of iconicity, measured, for instance, by degrees using iconicity ratings, is not objectively defined, however, but dependent on an ...
Vanessa Wing Yan Tsang, Pamela Perniss
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Iconicity of logic and iconicity in logic

Логико-философские штудии, 2022
Логические теории не могут быть построены без формального языка, основу которого задают символы. Однако это не говорит о том, что логика (в целом) может работать только на уровне языка. Через язык логика лишь выражается. Это уточнение позволяет пересмотреть природу логических знаков, то есть составных единиц языка. Будет показано, что основу логических
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Iconicity

, 2018
Iconicity is a relationship of resemblance or similarity between the two aspects of a sign: its form and its meaning. An iconic sign is one whose form resembles its meaning in some way. The opposite of iconicity is arbitrariness.
Irit Meir, Oksana Tkachman
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Ikoniczność: podobieństwo i „tertium comparationis"

Przestrzenie Teorii, 2007
The paper analyses the phenomenon of iconicity in relation to its significance for literary theory. One of the key notions in modern philosophy of language and linguistics, iconicity is seen as a motivated interrelation beween form and meaning.
Elżbieta Tabakowska
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Iconicity as Multimodal, Polysemiotic, and Plurifunctional

Frontiers in Psychology, 2022
Investigations of iconicity in language, whereby interactants coordinate meaningful bodily actions to create resemblances, are prevalent across the human communication sciences. However, when it comes to analysing and comparing iconicity across different
Gabrielle Hodge, Gabrielle Hodge, Lindsay Ferrara   +2 more
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Ikoniczność w tekstach epistolarnych Michaiła Bułhakowa

Studia Rossica Posnaniensia, 2018
The article pertains, in broad terms, to the concept of imaging of an act in language proposed by Ronald W. Langacker within the framework of cognitive grammar.
Beata Rycielska
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Woorde wat teken en be-teken – ikonisiteit in die poësie

Literator, 2008
Words as signs and signatures – iconicity in poetic texts In this article aspects of iconicity in language and in poetic texts are discussed. The recent renewed interest in the anti-arbitrary debate is used as a point of departure in order to examine ...
Heilna du Plooy
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Iconicity of cohesion in Persian causative constructions

Linguistik Online, 2014
This paper tries to show that Persian causative constructions are not only iconic in nature but also employ iconicity of cohesion in their syntactic structures productively. It starts with a description of iconicity and specifically focuses on the notion
Mohammad Ali Salmani Nodoushan, Gholamreza Mohiyedin Ghomshei   +1 more
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Cultural Iconicity

Akademisk Kvarter, 2015
This issue of Academic Quarter on the topic of Icon brings together scholars from film and media history, art history, literary history, imagology, cultural semiotics, star studies, fashion studies and cultural studies, initiating a further exploration ...
Bent Sørensen, Helle Thorsøe Nielsen
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CLERCK'S ICONES [PDF]

The Canadian Entomologist, 1892
Under the title “Icones Insectorum Rariorum cum Nominibus courm trivialibus, locisque e C. Linnœi Arch: R: et Equ: AurL Syst: Nat: allegatis.” Charles Clerck, a member of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Upsala, commenced the publication at Stockholm, in the year 1759, of a series of plates intended to illustrate the species of exotic lepidoptera ...
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