… language has concentrated heavily on English language… a strong sense of instructor and
audience togetherness in terms of … also vary iconically: major boundary markers exhibit more …

… We thus use ‘given’ NP in the sense of one that has been … or ‘old’ status in terms of the
information packaging of the … , literally ‘break-ruined’, to iconically code the result state of an action …

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… This paper proposes a dimension of iconicity in metaphor variation at the level of linguistic
… and abstraction, in the sense of “being more or less directly tied to our sensory experiences”. …

… impact on Mandarin language popular music in Singapore. … I use the word “burden” in at
least its two chief senses. First as … to acquire iconic value, transcending the iconicity of the …

… with a sense of ridicule, before that, firewood has boasted that it is from a … of language
often has the motivation of iconicity. Cognitive linguistics holds that the complexity of language …

… to examine whether sound iconicity is crucial to successful … Concrete words involve sensory
experiences and use both … Therefore, language was not the only factor that causes noun bias…

… phrase “veni, vidi, vici” (I come, I see, I conquer) to prove the sentence order and Iconicity …
Because words only make sense in the cultural context in which they function. Language is the …

… motion” is the most frequent meaning used in early language … immediate neighbors because
of their iconicity in a certain part. … from a few senses with the strong power of word formation. …

… e term “iconicity” which heads this chapter calls back to … Just as when we read looking for
the word ‘image’and found … , can only make sense in Chinese characters, in language; no …