Rhyme over reason: phonological motivation in English
"We are fascinated by what words sound like. This fascination also drives us to search for meaning in sound - thereby contradicting the principle of the arbitrariness of the linguistic sign. Phonesthemes, onomatopoeia or rhyming compounds all share the property of carrying meaning by virtue of...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "We are fascinated by what words sound like. This fascination also drives us to search for meaning in sound - thereby contradicting the principle of the arbitrariness of the linguistic sign. Phonesthemes, onomatopoeia or rhyming compounds all share the property of carrying meaning by virtue of what they sound like, simply because language users establish an association between form and meaning. By drawing on a wide array of examples, ranging from conventionalized words and expressions to brand names and slogans, Réka Benczes offers a comprehensive account of the role that sound symbolism and rhyme/alliteration plays in English, and by doing so, advocates a more relaxed view of the category 'morpheme' that is able to incorporate less regular word-formation processes"-- "Rhyme over Reason We are fascinated by what words sound like. This fascination also drives us to search for meaning in sound - thereby contradicting the principle of the arbitrariness of the linguistic sign. Phonesthemes, onomatopoeia or rhyming compounds all share the property of carrying meaning by virtue of what they sound like, simply because language users establish an association between form and meaning. By drawing on a wide array of examples, ranging from conventionalized words and expressions to brand names and slogans, Reka Benczes offers a comprehensive account of the role that sound symbolism and rhyme/alliteration plays in English, and by doing so, advocates a more relaxed view of the category "morpheme" that is able to incorporate less regular word- formation processes"-- |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of Figures page x
List of Tables xi
Acknowledgements xii
1 Introduction 1
Phonological Motivation 5
Motivation between Form and Meaning 7
Motivation between Form and Form 9
Scope of die Book 11
Main Theoretical Assumptions 19
Symbolic Units in Language 19
Usage-based Models 21
Structure of the Book 24
2 Phonological Motivation in Language Evolution and
Development 26
Correspondences between Sound and Meaning 27
Iconicity 29
Iconicity and the Origins of Language 32
Iconicity and Language Learning 35
Phonological Motivation in Language Acquisition 37
Consonant Harmony 40
Onomatopoeia 42
Rhyme 43
Phonological Motivation in the Later Years: Rhyme and Literacy 45
Phonological Motivation and Second Language Acquisition 47
Phonological Motivation and ‘Unintentional Linguistic Inventions’ 48
Malapropisms 49
Assimilation and Sound Exchange 51
Mondegreens 53
Phonological Motivation and Intentional Linguistic Inventions 55
Conclusions 57
3 Phonetic Symbolism 59
What Is Sound Symbolism? 60
Corporeal Sound Symbolism 61
Imitative Sound Symbolism 61
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viii Contents
Synaesthetic Sound Symbolism 62
Conventional Sound Symbolism 62
Correspondences between Individual Sounds and Meaning 63
Are Sound—Meaning Correspondences Universal? 66
Phonesthemes 69
What Phonesthemes Are There in English? 69
Where Do Phonesthemes Come From? 74
Embodied Meaning 75
Learning Strategy 75
Imitation and Remotivation 77
Semantic Coherence 80
The Status of Phonesthemes in Morphology 83
Productivity 87
Phonetic Symbolism in Branding 89
Conclusions 93
4 Onomatopoeia 95
What Is Onomatopoeia? 96
Revisiting the Definition of Onomatopoeia 101
Onomatopoeia in Use 105
Persuasive Speech 105
Poetry 106
Child Language and CDS 108
Colloquial Speech and Slang 110
Conclusions 112
5 Rhyme and Alliteration in Blends and Compounds 114
Lexical Blends Revisited 115
Reduplication in English 121
Fully Reduplicated Compounds 124
Affection and Intimacy 126
Contrast 128
Contempt 129
Intensification 130
Ablaut-Based Compounds 132
Rhyming Compounds 135
Productivity of Rhyming Compounds 137
Sound 138
Disorder 140
Disparagement 141
Deception 142
Children’s Speech and CDS 144
Alliterating Compounds 144
Rhyme with an Already Existing Compound 147
Conclusions 150
6 Words, Words, Words: Rhyme and Repetition in Multi-word
Expressions 152
Binomials 153
Idioms and Proverbs 155
Contents
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Slogans and Promotional Messages 161
Presidential Inaugural Addresses 165
Legal Language 167
Conclusions 169
7 Conclusions: The Piggy in the Middle 171
Back to Jakobson 172
Word-Formation and Linguistic Theorizing 175
Language Acquisition 177
Language in Use 179
Appendix 182
References 241
Index 264
We are fascinated by what words sound like. This fascination also drives
us to search for meaning in sound - thereby contradicting the principle
of the arbitrariness of the linguistic sign. Phonesthemes, onomatopoeia
or rhyming compounds all share the property of carrying meaning by
virtue of what they sound like, simply because language users establish
an association between form and meaning. By drawing on a wide array of
examples, ranging from conventionalized words and expressions to brand
names and slogans, this book offers a comprehensive account of the role
that sound symbolism and rhyme/alliteration plays in English, and by
doing so, advocates a more relaxed view of the category morpheme’ that is
able to incorporate less regular word-formation processes.
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