Add to ORKGThe association between sound and meaning is commonly thought of as symbolic and arbitrary. While this appears to be mostly correct, there is some evidence that specific phonetic groupings can be indicative of word meaning. In this paper we present a corpus-based method that can be used to test whether such an association exists in a given corpus for a specified phonetic grouping. The results we obtain using this method are compared with other empirical findings in the field and its implications are discussed
Abstract This paper describes the online tool PhonMatrix, which analyzes a word list with respect to...
It is widely assumed that one of the fundamental properties of spoken language is the arbitrary rela...
In this paper, I explore the relationships between phonology and phonetics and argue that there are ...
This study attempts to advance corpus-based exploration of sound iconicity, i.e. the existence of a ...
Generally, linguistic theory assumes that the association between sound and mean-ing is essentially ...
This paper uses methods based on corpus statistics and synonymy to explore the role language history...
Notions such as “corpus-driven” versus “theory-driven” bring into focus the specific role of corpora...
The notion that there is a regular correlation between the form of aword and its meaning is, of cour...
International audienceThe aim of the chapter is twofold: presenting the different types of data that...
International audienceThe aim of the chapter is twofold: presenting the different types of data that...
The paper describes a method of word phonosemantics estimation. We treat phonosemantics as a subcons...
A method has been developed that utilizes a sound-sorting and labeling procedure, with correspondenc...
Sound symbolism emerged as a prevalent component in the origin and development of language. However,...
The relationship between meanings of words and their sound shapes is to a large extent arbitrary, bu...
Generally, linguistic theory assumes that the association between sound and meaning is essentially a...
Abstract This paper describes the online tool PhonMatrix, which analyzes a word list with respect to...
It is widely assumed that one of the fundamental properties of spoken language is the arbitrary rela...
In this paper, I explore the relationships between phonology and phonetics and argue that there are ...
This study attempts to advance corpus-based exploration of sound iconicity, i.e. the existence of a ...
Generally, linguistic theory assumes that the association between sound and mean-ing is essentially ...
This paper uses methods based on corpus statistics and synonymy to explore the role language history...
Notions such as “corpus-driven” versus “theory-driven” bring into focus the specific role of corpora...
The notion that there is a regular correlation between the form of aword and its meaning is, of cour...
International audienceThe aim of the chapter is twofold: presenting the different types of data that...
International audienceThe aim of the chapter is twofold: presenting the different types of data that...
The paper describes a method of word phonosemantics estimation. We treat phonosemantics as a subcons...
A method has been developed that utilizes a sound-sorting and labeling procedure, with correspondenc...
Sound symbolism emerged as a prevalent component in the origin and development of language. However,...
The relationship between meanings of words and their sound shapes is to a large extent arbitrary, bu...
Generally, linguistic theory assumes that the association between sound and meaning is essentially a...
Abstract This paper describes the online tool PhonMatrix, which analyzes a word list with respect to...
It is widely assumed that one of the fundamental properties of spoken language is the arbitrary rela...
In this paper, I explore the relationships between phonology and phonetics and argue that there are ...