Iconicity

• Preface and acknowledgements | pp. vii–viii
• List of contributors | pp. ix–x
• Introduction: Ubiquity of Iconicity - East Meets West
  Masako K. Hiraga, William J. Herlofsky, Kazuko Shinohara and Kimi Akita | pp. 1–9
• General
• Three paradigms of iconicity research in language and literature
  Winfried Nöth | pp. 13–34
• Iconicity of logic - and the roots of "iconicity" concept
  Frederik Stjernfelt | pp. 35–53
• Sound Meets Meaning
• Iconic inferences about personality: From sounds and shapes
  Shigeto Kawahara, Kazuko Shinohara and Joseph Grady | pp. 57–70
• Phonemes as images: An experimental inquiry into shape-sound symbolism applied to the distinctive features of French
  Luca Nobile | pp. 71–91
• Synaesthetic sound iconicity: Phonosemantic associations between acoustic features of phonemes and emotional behavior
  Jan Auracher | pp. 93–108
• What’s in a mimetic? On the dynamicity of its iconic stem
  Takeshi Usuki and Kimi Akita | pp. 109–123
• Iconicity in the syntax and lexical semantics of sound-symbolic words in Japanese
  Kiyoko Toratani | pp. 125–141
• A corpus-based semantic analysis of Japanese mimetic verbs
  Takashi Sugahara and Shoko Hamano | pp. 143–160
• Language Meets Literature
• Iconicity in translation: Two passages from a novel by Tobias Hill
  Imogen Cohen and Olga Fischer | pp. 163–184
• The days pass …: Iconicity and the experience of time
  Anne Freadman | pp. 185–205
• Visual, auditory, and cognitive iconicity in written literature: The example of Emily Dickinson’s “Because I could not stop for death”
  Lars Elleström | pp. 207–218
• Don’t read too much into the runes
  C. Jac Conradie | pp. 219–238
• Grammar Meets Iconicity
• Iconicity in question: The case of 'optional' prepositions in Lithuanian
  Hélène De Penanros | pp. 241–257
• Rethinking diagrammatic iconicity from an evolutionary perspective
  Toshio Ohori | pp. 259–274
• Author index | p. 275
• Subject index | pp. 277–279

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