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Onomatopoeia-Origin Hypothesis

This project proposes the “Onomatopoeia-Origin Hypothesis” — a new theory suggesting that human language originated from instinctive sound-symbolic expressions (onomatopoeia).
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Onomatopoeia

2020
Lívia Körtvélyessy, Pavol Štekauer
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Onomatopoeia and Sound Symbolism

2019
This 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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Linking language to sensory experience: Onomatopoeia in early language development

Developmental Science, 2021
Yasamin Motamedi, Elizabeth Wonnacott, Chloë R Marshall   +2 more
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Onomatopoeia: A relevance-based eye-tracking study of digital manga

Journal of Pragmatics, 2021
Sharon O'Brien, Ryoko Sasamoto
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How Prior Knowledge Affects Visual Attention of Japanese Mimicry and Onomatopoeia and Learning Outcomes: Evidence from Virtual Reality Eye Tracking

Sustainability, 2021
Jason C Hung, Chen, Hsuan Chu
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onomatopoeia, n.

2023
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Onomatopoeia – Showing-word or Saying-word? Relevance Theory, lexis, and the communication of impressions

Lingua, 2016
Ryoko Sasamoto
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REDUPLICATION AND ONOMATOPOEIA

2021
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A phonological analysis of onomatopoeia in early word production

First Language, 2014
Catherine E Laing
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