This book explores a domain of discourse processing referred to as' interactive grammar',
based on an analysis of grammatical descriptions of over 100 languages spoken across the …

This paper investigates the underlying cognitive processes of sound–color associations by
connecting perceptual evidence from research on cross-modal correspondences to sound …

Despite the widely accepted rule of discourse that discourages a discourse participant from
interrupting the speaker, interlocutors often interrupt the speaker for various reasons in …

With the technological benefits and challenges computer-mediated communication
provides, interactants in social network service (SNS) communication are driven to use …

Korean has a large number of taste terms and the paradigm is continuously expanding since
the lexicalization operates systematically on a few robust principles. Based on the taste …

Despite the widely accepted rule of discourse that discourages a discourse participant from
interrupting the speaker, interlocutors often interrupt the speaker for various reasons in …

The practice of attaching inventive labels for things with a wide spectrum of selections to
choose from is a widespread marketing practice. This article examines how unusual “fancy” …

Ideophones, a unique class of linguistic expressions, serve as powerful tools for vividly
conveying sensory perceptions and experiences. Unlike English, in the Korean language …

As lexicalized depictions, ideophones (also known as expressives or mimetics) differ
fundamentally from other words both in the kinds of meanings they represent and the ways …

" Linguistic relativity, more colloquially known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, is the idea that
the native language one speaks shapes the way one perceives and experiences the world …