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J.R.R. Tolkien is most famous for the fantasy series The Lord of the Rings, but long before he began writing the trilogy and its many counterparts, Tolkien constructed a number of languages for the inhabitants of Middle-earth.
Farrugia, Lindsay Michelle
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Are tones in the expressive lexicon iconic? Evidence from three Chinese languages. [PDF]
Thompson AL.
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Sound iconicity of abstract concepts: Place of articulation is implicitly associated with abstract concepts of size and social dominance. [PDF]
Auracher J.
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Contiguity-based sound iconicity: The meaning of words resonates with phonetic properties of their immediate verbal contexts. [PDF]
Auracher J, Scharinger M, Menninghaus W.
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Metaphoric Power of Phonosemantically Charged Lexis
The article considers the ability of phonosemantic lexis (sound imitative and sound symbolic words) to semantic development, that can basically be explained by high metaphoric potential of natural sounds as well as speech sounds. There is no random element in the sound structure of phonosemantically charged lexis, it is based on conventional ...
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STUDYING PHONOSEMANTIC PHENOMENA IN A LITERARY TEXT
Natural language is a multifaceted and multidimensional phenomenon that goes beyond the limits of an exclusively mental phenomenon. As a real object of research, it appears in two forms: in live speech and in written texts, which open up space for analysis of both psycholinguistic and sociocultural nature. The phonosemantic interpretation of linguistic
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2. Icelandic: Phonosemantic Matching [PDF]
Yair Sapir, Ghil‘Ad Zuckermann
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ICONIC RELATION OF A MEANING AND A FORM ON PROSODIC LEVEL
Стаття присвячена огляду проблеми взаємозв’язку плану значення та плану вираження на просодичному рівні. Обґрунтовано необхідність дослідження надсегментних засобів у межах фоносемантики.
Насікан, З. С.
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This article presents a detailed analysis of three poems by Fyodor Sologub from the point of view of the use of color and sound synaesthesia in them.
Paramonova, L. Yu.
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On Phonosemantics in Russia. Article #3. Russian Phonosemantic Science Schools and Centr
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