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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Sound symbolism"”.

  1. Explorations of Sound Symbolism and Iconicity

    Sidhu, David MichaelArts2019

    Sound symbolism refers to the finding that individuals have biases to associate certain language sounds (i.e., phonemes) with certain perceptual and/or semantic features (see Lockwood & Dingemanse, 2015; Sidhu & Pexman, 2018a). An example of this is the association between the phoneme /i/ (as in …

    calgary Repository record

  2. Consonant Sound Symbolism in Dietary Supplement Product Names

    Shenkar, Julia

    gmu

  3. Sound symbolism, sonority, and swearing : an affect induction perspective

    Yardy, Brandon John, University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science2010

    lethbridge

  4. Sound Effects: Age, Gender, and Sound Symbolism in American English

    Krause, Timothy Allen

    portland-state Repository record

  5. Talking sense: The behavioural and neural correlates of sound symbolism

    Lockwood, G.F.S.l. : s.n.2017

    Contains fulltext : 168726.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)

    radboud Repository record

  6. Sound symbolism and the Bouba-Kiki effect : uniting function and mechanism in the search for language universals

    Nielsen, Alan Kirkland Staun2011

    lethbridge

  7. The role of cognitive factors on the development and evolution of the vocabulary

    Brand, James Liam, Monaghan, Padraic, Walker, PeterLancaster University2018

    … and non-arbitrariness (in the form of sound-symbolism) make significant contributions to the way that languages are learnt. Central to this point is that important considerations should be made as to when and how these two properties are considered beneficial. Principally, these …

    lancaster Repository record

  8. The submorphemic structure of Amharic: toward a phonosemantic analysis

    Ayalew, BezzaUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2013

    … that there is no systematic relationship between sound and meaning until a certain number of sounds are combined and arbitrarily associated with certain meanings to form the basic meaningful units known as morphemes. The pervasiveness and success of this paradigm over the decades has apparently …

    uiuc Repository record