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Quantifying Japanese onomatopoeias
Proceedings of the 3rd Augmented Human International Conference, 2012Onomatopoeias are used when one cannot describe certain phenomena or events literally in the Japanese language, and it is said that one's ambiguous and intuitive feelings are embedded in these onomatopoeias. Therefore, an interface system that can use onomatopoeia as input information could comprehend such users' feelings, and moreover, this system ...
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Symbolic Interaction, 1990
Social solidarity and group identity are not givens; at particular times they must be intentionally cultivated and concretely enacted. What I have termed visual onomatopoeia assembles large numbers of individuals into group insignias, emblems, or other significant symbols.
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Social solidarity and group identity are not givens; at particular times they must be intentionally cultivated and concretely enacted. What I have termed visual onomatopoeia assembles large numbers of individuals into group insignias, emblems, or other significant symbols.
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1981
Onomatopoeia consists of three independent pieces: Chan Chan (Chinese sound or motion of flowing water), Jia Yuan (Chinese: home, homeland) and Taio Tiao (Chinese: remote, distant) These pieces can be partially overlapped to be played as one continuous work. The total duration is 22 minutes 40 seconds.
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Onomatopoeia consists of three independent pieces: Chan Chan (Chinese sound or motion of flowing water), Jia Yuan (Chinese: home, homeland) and Taio Tiao (Chinese: remote, distant) These pieces can be partially overlapped to be played as one continuous work. The total duration is 22 minutes 40 seconds.
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2023
Languages use certain sounds for specific referents (Taitz et al. 2018), such that “a sound unit such as a phoneme, syllable, feature, or tone is said to go beyond its linguistic function as a contrastive, nonmeaning-bearing unit, to directly express some kind of meaning” (Nuckolls 1999: 228).
Guitang, Guillaume, Akumbu, Pius W.
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Languages use certain sounds for specific referents (Taitz et al. 2018), such that “a sound unit such as a phoneme, syllable, feature, or tone is said to go beyond its linguistic function as a contrastive, nonmeaning-bearing unit, to directly express some kind of meaning” (Nuckolls 1999: 228).
Guitang, Guillaume, Akumbu, Pius W.
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Onomatopoeia and Interjections
European International Journal of Philological SciencesThis study explores the differences between interjections and onomatopoeic units in English and Uzbek. Though both are expressive linguistic elements, they serve distinct roles in language. Using descriptive and comparative methods, this paper highlights their structural, functional, and semantic distinctions, supported by examples from English and ...
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Onomatopoeia: A relevance-based eye-tracking study of digital manga
Journal of Pragmatics, 2021Ryoko Sasamoto, Sharon O'Brien
exaly
Thewis
When we think about comics, graphic novels or even just Japanese manga, big, pointy words – like pow, swooshand sob –come to mind. These onomatopoeia, also known in German as bang words (Peng-Wörter), augment the emotions felt by the characters and depict the intensity of the character’s state or the situation in general.
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When we think about comics, graphic novels or even just Japanese manga, big, pointy words – like pow, swooshand sob –come to mind. These onomatopoeia, also known in German as bang words (Peng-Wörter), augment the emotions felt by the characters and depict the intensity of the character’s state or the situation in general.
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Onomatopoeia and Sound Symbolism
2019This chapter focuses on the sound-symbolism-based approach, which has been dominant in onomatopoeia research. It is often claimed in sound-symbolism research that there is a systematic or non-arbitrary link between sound and meaning. This view of onomatopoeia presents a particular challenge to de Saussure’s (1916) notion that the link between word ...
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