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  1. 📣New publication on #ideophones Don't miss this fantastic issue on #motion and #ideophones across #languages in the Journal of Cognitive Semantics @degruyter_brill @[email protected] @[email protected] ¡¡¡It's #OpenAccess!!! brill.com/view/journal...

  2. 📣New publication on #ideophones Don't miss this fantastic issue on #motion and #ideophones across #languages in the Journal of Cognitive Semantics @degruyter_brill @[email protected] @[email protected] ¡¡¡It's #OpenAccess!!! brill.com/view/journal...

  3. 📣New publication on #ideophones Don't miss this fantastic issue on #motion and #ideophones across #languages in the Journal of Cognitive Semantics @degruyter_brill @[email protected] @[email protected] ¡¡¡It's #OpenAccess!!! brill.com/view/journal...

  4. 📣New publication on #ideophones Don't miss this fantastic issue on #motion and #ideophones across #languages in the Journal of Cognitive Semantics @degruyter_brill @[email protected] @[email protected] ¡¡¡It's #OpenAccess!!! brill.com/view/journal...

  5. 📢 New publication Interested in #iconicity? Fascinated by #ideophones? Craving for #fieldwork in this area? Check out this book and ideas will come... I explain how to conduct #psycholinguistic research in #minority languages such as #Basque @oxfordacademic.bsky.social @psylexlab.bsky.social

  6. 📢 New publication Interested in #iconicity? Fascinated by #ideophones? Craving for #fieldwork in this area? Check out this book and ideas will come... I explain how to conduct #psycholinguistic research in #minority languages such as #Basque @oxfordacademic.bsky.social @psylexlab.bsky.social

  7. I shouldn't have looked up the #Ideophones article on Wikipedia 🫠

    bristling with exoticism and anglocentrism, deeply wrong in many places (least common word class!? sound imitation?!) and generally just subpar.

    (yes I know anyone including me can edit wikipedia, I was once an admin and contributed at least 100 articles 2004-2007. To avoid any COI I wouldn't edit topics where I've become an author of primary sources myself)

    @linguistics #lingcomm #wikipedia

  8. I shouldn't have looked up the #Ideophones article on Wikipedia 🫠

    bristling with exoticism and anglocentrism, deeply wrong in many places (least common word class!? sound imitation?!) and generally just subpar.

    (yes I know anyone including me can edit wikipedia, I was once an admin and contributed at least 100 articles 2004-2007. To avoid any COI I wouldn't edit topics where I've become an author of primary sources myself)

    @linguistics #lingcomm #wikipedia

  9. I shouldn't have looked up the #Ideophones article on Wikipedia 🫠

    bristling with exoticism and anglocentrism, deeply wrong in many places (least common word class!? sound imitation?!) and generally just subpar.

    (yes I know anyone including me can edit wikipedia, I was once an admin and contributed at least 100 articles 2004-2007. To avoid any COI I wouldn't edit topics where I've become an author of primary sources myself)

    @linguistics #lingcomm #wikipedia

  10. I shouldn't have looked up the #Ideophones article on Wikipedia 🫠

    bristling with exoticism and anglocentrism, deeply wrong in many places (least common word class!? sound imitation?!) and generally just subpar.

    (yes I know anyone including me can edit wikipedia, I was once an admin and contributed at least 100 articles 2004-2007. To avoid any COI I wouldn't edit topics where I've become an author of primary sources myself)

    @linguistics #lingcomm #wikipedia

  11. I shouldn't have looked up the #Ideophones article on Wikipedia 🫠

    bristling with exoticism and anglocentrism, deeply wrong in many places (least common word class!? sound imitation?!) and generally just subpar.

    (yes I know anyone including me can edit wikipedia, I was once an admin and contributed at least 100 articles 2004-2007. To avoid any COI I wouldn't edit topics where I've become an author of primary sources myself)

    @linguistics #lingcomm #wikipedia

  12. New preprint! Triangulating iconicity, with Stella Punselie & Bonnie McLean (Uppsala) doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/z9a4e

    We combine three ways of looking at the iconicity of 239 #ideophones from 5 languages: (i) coding structural correspondences between form and meaning; (ii) collecting subjective iconicity ratings, and (iii) relating these to performance in guessing tasks. Triangulation contributes to an empirically grounded, theoretically informed, experimentally robust understanding of #iconicity.

  13. New preprint! Triangulating iconicity, with Stella Punselie & Bonnie McLean (Uppsala) doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/z9a4e

    We combine three ways of looking at the iconicity of 239 #ideophones from 5 languages: (i) coding structural correspondences between form and meaning; (ii) collecting subjective iconicity ratings, and (iii) relating these to performance in guessing tasks. Triangulation contributes to an empirically grounded, theoretically informed, experimentally robust understanding of #iconicity.

  14. New preprint! Triangulating iconicity, with Stella Punselie & Bonnie McLean (Uppsala) doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/z9a4e

    We combine three ways of looking at the iconicity of 239 #ideophones from 5 languages: (i) coding structural correspondences between form and meaning; (ii) collecting subjective iconicity ratings, and (iii) relating these to performance in guessing tasks. Triangulation contributes to an empirically grounded, theoretically informed, experimentally robust understanding of #iconicity.

  15. New preprint! Triangulating iconicity, with Stella Punselie & Bonnie McLean (Uppsala) doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/z9a4e

    We combine three ways of looking at the iconicity of 239 #ideophones from 5 languages: (i) coding structural correspondences between form and meaning; (ii) collecting subjective iconicity ratings, and (iii) relating these to performance in guessing tasks. Triangulation contributes to an empirically grounded, theoretically informed, experimentally robust understanding of #iconicity.

  16. New preprint! Triangulating iconicity, with Stella Punselie & Bonnie McLean (Uppsala) doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/z9a4e

    We combine three ways of looking at the iconicity of 239 #ideophones from 5 languages: (i) coding structural correspondences between form and meaning; (ii) collecting subjective iconicity ratings, and (iii) relating these to performance in guessing tasks. Triangulation contributes to an empirically grounded, theoretically informed, experimentally robust understanding of #iconicity.

  17. @dingemansemark I had a discussion with Corrine Occhino and Vadim Kimmelman recently about how to discuss signs with (presumably) accidental similar form and meaning between two unrelated signed languages. We were wondering if there is any term you are aware of for when ideophones are similar in form and meaning across to spoken languages? #ideophones #linguistics

  18. @dingemansemark I had a discussion with Corrine Occhino and Vadim Kimmelman recently about how to discuss signs with (presumably) accidental similar form and meaning between two unrelated signed languages. We were wondering if there is any term you are aware of for when ideophones are similar in form and meaning across to spoken languages? #ideophones #linguistics

  19. @dingemansemark I had a discussion with Corrine Occhino and Vadim Kimmelman recently about how to discuss signs with (presumably) accidental similar form and meaning between two unrelated signed languages. We were wondering if there is any term you are aware of for when ideophones are similar in form and meaning across to spoken languages? #ideophones #linguistics

  20. @dingemansemark I had a discussion with Corrine Occhino and Vadim Kimmelman recently about how to discuss signs with (presumably) accidental similar form and meaning between two unrelated signed languages. We were wondering if there is any term you are aware of for when ideophones are similar in form and meaning across to spoken languages? #ideophones #linguistics

  21. @dingemansemark I had a discussion with Corrine Occhino and Vadim Kimmelman recently about how to discuss signs with (presumably) accidental similar form and meaning between two unrelated signed languages. We were wondering if there is any term you are aware of for when ideophones are similar in form and meaning across to spoken languages? #ideophones #linguistics

  22. Part II of my peer review of this preprint is now online. I call into doubt the scientific utility of seeing ideophones as a “linguistic fossil” (a relic frozen in time, an archaism, a remnant of what once was), and note how such a construal risks imposing tunnel vision — precisely what we see, I think, in this preprint ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss #linguistics #HistoryOfLinguistics #ideophones

  23. Part II of my peer review of this preprint is now online. I call into doubt the scientific utility of seeing ideophones as a “linguistic fossil” (a relic frozen in time, an archaism, a remnant of what once was), and note how such a construal risks imposing tunnel vision — precisely what we see, I think, in this preprint ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss #linguistics #HistoryOfLinguistics #ideophones

  24. Part II of my peer review of this preprint is now online. I call into doubt the scientific utility of seeing ideophones as a “linguistic fossil” (a relic frozen in time, an archaism, a remnant of what once was), and note how such a construal risks imposing tunnel vision — precisely what we see, I think, in this preprint ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss #linguistics #HistoryOfLinguistics #ideophones

  25. Part II of my peer review of this preprint is now online. I call into doubt the scientific utility of seeing ideophones as a “linguistic fossil” (a relic frozen in time, an archaism, a remnant of what once was), and note how such a construal risks imposing tunnel vision — precisely what we see, I think, in this preprint ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss #linguistics #HistoryOfLinguistics #ideophones

  26. Part II of my peer review of this preprint is now online. I call into doubt the scientific utility of seeing ideophones as a “linguistic fossil” (a relic frozen in time, an archaism, a remnant of what once was), and note how such a construal risks imposing tunnel vision — precisely what we see, I think, in this preprint ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss #linguistics #HistoryOfLinguistics #ideophones

  27. CW: 'linguistic fossils', racism, exoticism, ideophones

    I saw a preprint and wrote something on the fraught history of Western linguistic thinking about language evolution, sound symbolism and #ideophones

    ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss

  28. CW: 'linguistic fossils', racism, exoticism, ideophones

    I saw a preprint and wrote something on the fraught history of Western linguistic thinking about language evolution, sound symbolism and #ideophones

    ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss

  29. CW: 'linguistic fossils', racism, exoticism, ideophones

    I saw a preprint and wrote something on the fraught history of Western linguistic thinking about language evolution, sound symbolism and #ideophones

    ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss

  30. CW: 'linguistic fossils', racism, exoticism, ideophones

    I saw a preprint and wrote something on the fraught history of Western linguistic thinking about language evolution, sound symbolism and #ideophones

    ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss

  31. CW: 'linguistic fossils', racism, exoticism, ideophones

    I saw a preprint and wrote something on the fraught history of Western linguistic thinking about language evolution, sound symbolism and #ideophones

    ideophone.org/pitfalls-of-foss

  32. 🎉 New paper led by the amazing Bonnie McLean! "Two measures are better than one: combining iconicity ratings and guessing experiments for a more nuanced picture of iconicity in the lexicon"
    :OpenAccess: :doi: doi.org/10.1017/langcog.2023.9

    This is Bonnie's 1st PhD paper (w/ Michael Dunn & myself) and it's #openscience all the way: open access paper with all materials on OSF & with a :python: #python package `icotools` to boot

    #iconicity #ideophones @linguistics

  33. 🎉 New paper led by the amazing Bonnie McLean! "Two measures are better than one: combining iconicity ratings and guessing experiments for a more nuanced picture of iconicity in the lexicon"
    :OpenAccess: :doi: doi.org/10.1017/langcog.2023.9

    This is Bonnie's 1st PhD paper (w/ Michael Dunn & myself) and it's #openscience all the way: open access paper with all materials on OSF & with a :python: #python package `icotools` to boot

    #iconicity #ideophones @linguistics

  34. 🎉 New paper led by the amazing Bonnie McLean! "Two measures are better than one: combining iconicity ratings and guessing experiments for a more nuanced picture of iconicity in the lexicon"
    :OpenAccess: :doi: doi.org/10.1017/langcog.2023.9

    This is Bonnie's 1st PhD paper (w/ Michael Dunn & myself) and it's #openscience all the way: open access paper with all materials on OSF & with a :python: #python package `icotools` to boot

    #iconicity #ideophones @linguistics

  35. 🎉 New paper led by the amazing Bonnie McLean! "Two measures are better than one: combining iconicity ratings and guessing experiments for a more nuanced picture of iconicity in the lexicon"
    :OpenAccess: :doi: doi.org/10.1017/langcog.2023.9

    This is Bonnie's 1st PhD paper (w/ Michael Dunn & myself) and it's #openscience all the way: open access paper with all materials on OSF & with a :python: #python package `icotools` to boot

    #iconicity #ideophones @linguistics

  36. 🎉 New paper led by the amazing Bonnie McLean! "Two measures are better than one: combining iconicity ratings and guessing experiments for a more nuanced picture of iconicity in the lexicon"
    :OpenAccess: :doi: doi.org/10.1017/langcog.2023.9

    This is Bonnie's 1st PhD paper (w/ Michael Dunn & myself) and it's #openscience all the way: open access paper with all materials on OSF & with a :python: #python package `icotools` to boot

    #iconicity #ideophones @linguistics

  37. 3/ Let's not forget that #ideophones are *words* and that word effects are at play, such as #idiomaticity and #fixedconstructions; I think ABB is a prime example of that.

    Check out the paper here

    degruyter.com/document/doi/10.

  38. 3/ Let's not forget that #ideophones are *words* and that word effects are at play, such as #idiomaticity and #fixedconstructions; I think ABB is a prime example of that.

    Check out the paper here

    degruyter.com/document/doi/10.