In:Operationalizing Iconicity
Edited by Pamela Perniss, Olga Fischer and Christina Ljungberg
[Iconicity in Language and Literature 17] 2020
► pp. v–vi
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Published online: 13 May 2020
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Table of contents
Preface and acknowledgements
vii
Introduction
xi
Editor
Pamela Perniss
Part I.Iconicity in language
1
Modality-specificity of iconicity: The case of motion ideophones in Japanese
3
Editor
Kimi Akita
The relationship between iconicity and systematicity in Korean
ideophones
21
Editor
Nahyun Kwon
Iconicity of Telugu ideophones and full word reduplications
39
Editors
Vasanta Duggirala
Lalita Murty
Morphosyntactic integration of ideophones in Japanese and
Korean: A corpus-based analysis of spoken and written discourse
57
Editor
Ji-Yeon Park
Pathways of de-iconization: How borrowing, semantic evolution, and regular sound changes
obscure iconicity
75
Editor
Maria Flaksman
System-internal and system-external phonic expressivity: Iconicity and Balkan affricates
105
Editor
Brian D. Joseph
Part II.Iconicity in literature
223
On the expressive and iconic value of enjambment from Homer to
Milton
125
Editor
Paolo Dainotti
Language that thinks us: Iconicity and Christian Bök’s Eunoia
137
Editor
Julian Moyle
Levels of iconicity in classical and modern English-language
haiku: An attempt at operationalization
153
Editor
Elżbieta Tabakowska
Salman Rushdie’s iconic syntax and its translation into
French
167
Editor
Mariane Utudji
Heart without ‘the’: An iconic reading of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of
Darkness
183
Editor
Xinxin Zhao
Crisscrossing James Joyce’s Ulysses: Chiasmus and cognition
199
Editor
Christina Ljungberg
Part III.Iconicity in visual media
211
Show me how you feel: Iconicity and systematicity in visual morphology
213
Editors
Lia N. Kendall
Quentin Raffaeli
Rebecca M. Todd
Alan Kingstone
Neil Cohn
In the kingdom of shadows: Towards a cognitive definition of photographic media
231
Editor
Piotr Sadowski
Iconicity in branding: A case of Japanese whiskey
245
Editor
Ayako Shibata
Resemblance metaphors and embodiment as iconic markers in medical
understanding and communication by non-experts
265
Editors
Maribel Tercedor Sánchez
Antonio Jesús Láinez Ramos-Bossini
Part IV.Iconicity in semiotic analysis
291
The cognitive function of iconicity
293
Editor
Lucia Santaella
The iconic, indexical, and symbolic in language: Overlaps, inclusions, and exclusions
307
Editor
Winfried Nöth
Index
327
