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Introduction,d functions of onomatopoeia as they are perceived in general. By presenting a range of examples that could pose challenges for the dominant sound symbolic approach, this chapter problematises onomatopoeia and contextualises the approach taken in this study, which seeks to answer the question: What i

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Semantics and Pragmatics of Onomatopoeia,d in terms of the notions developed in relevance-theoretic lexical pragmatics. It will be argued that what appears to be the polysemous nature of onomatopoeia is a result of lexical modification and . concept formation in particular. This account also provides an explanatory framework for the contex

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Synaesthesia, Onomatopoeia, and Food Writing,le of onomatopoeia in food discourse and to explain how the use of onomatopoeia in food writing helps the reader to experience enforced synaesthesia, in that readers will share the sensory experience via different sensory channels. It will be shown that the characteristics of onomatopoeia involving

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,Onomatopoeia and the Showing–Saying of Japanese Culture,a is prevalently used in a highly stylised manner. This suggests that, in addition to both . and . elements which onomatopoeia has by nature, onomatopoeia in manga has a further . element, giving rise to further effects, by triggering the search for extra effects and attracting the reader’s attentio

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Conclusion,f the . continuum, perceptual resemblance, and impressions, it is argued that onomatopoeia necessarily involves both . and . aspects of communication, providing both direct (non-coded) and indirect (coded) evidence for ostension, based on perceptual resemblance. As explained repeatedly throughout th

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