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Assessing crossmodal correspondences in exotic fruit juices: The case of shape and sound symbolism
Food Quality and Preference, 2013Carlos Velasco, Charles Spence
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Creating Global Brand Names: The Use of Sound Symbolism
Journal of Global Marketing, 2012Gerard Athaide, Richard Robert Klink
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The role of position, type, and combination of sound symbolism imbeds in brand names
Marketing Letters, 2013Richard Robert Klink, Lan Wu
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Sound symbolism effects across languages: Implications for global brand names
International Journal of Research in Marketing, 2012David Luna
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 Recent evidence has shown linkages between actions and segmental elements of speech. For instance, close-front vowels are sound symbolically associated with the precision grip, and front vowels are associated with forward-directed limb movements.
Lari Vainio, Lari Vainio, Martti Vainio
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Sound Symbolism in Basic Vocabulary [PDF]
Entropy, 2010 The relationship between meanings of words and their sound shapes is to a large extent arbitrary, but it is well known that languages exhibit sound symbolism effects violating arbitrariness.
Søren Wichmann +2 more
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The Two Meanings of Sound Symbolism [PDF]
Open Linguistics, 2017 This article deals with sound symbolism and the ways to interpret sound symbolic phenomena. Sound symbolism appears to be a universal phenomenon but linguists tend to neglect it or offer heterogeneous approaches and definitions.
Elsen Hilke
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Early Sound Symbolism for Vowel Sounds [PDF]
i-Perception, 2013 Children and adults consistently match some words (e.g., kiki) to jagged shapes and other words (e.g., bouba) to rounded shapes, providing evidence for non-arbitrary sound–shape mapping.
Ferrinne Spector, Daphne Maurer
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Sound symbolism facilitates word learning in 14-month-olds. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2015 Sound symbolism, or the nonarbitrary link between linguistic sound and meaning, has often been discussed in connection with language evolution, where the oral imitation of external events links phonetic forms with their referents (e.g., Ramachandran ...
Mutsumi Imai +6 more
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Sound symbolism in the languages of Australia. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2014 The notion that linguistic forms and meanings are related only by convention and not by any direct relationship between sounds and semantic concepts is a foundational principle of modern linguistics.
Hannah Haynie +2 more
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