… (E) The perceptual analogies involved in iconicity transcend languages and … of iconicity
are absolute iconicity, when a form directly resembles aspects of meaning, and relative iconicity, …

… an alternative framework in which iconicity in face-to-face … , iconicity provides a key to
understanding language evolution, development and processing. In language evolution, iconicity …

… , slush, sleaze, etc., described by Dwight Bolinger) are instances of metaphoric iconicity.
Iconicity has several key effects: It naturalizes one set of semiotic distinctions by referring it to …

… about broader facilitatory effects of iconicity on learning, we … iconicity in general learning
enhancement. We also review evidence for functions of iconicity beyond word learning: iconicity …

… and will be outlined subsequently regarding the role of iconicity as pivotal in human language.
… We thus aim to interrogate the nature of iconicity in language processing and its role in …

… -building model of linguistic iconicity to account for how iconic forms are created in both
signed and spoken languages (although we will focus here on signed language iconicity). Taub […

… In connection with the iconicity of linearization and cohesion, we will also focus on the fact
that one must distinguish an absolute and a relative notion of iconicity: the former relates to …

Iconicity, far from being a marginal verbal kind of play, is a basic principle of live speech,
and more generally, of natural languages. Speech units—speech-sounds, words, utterances—…

… that iconicity is not to be … iconicity and linguistics, icons as signs, three kinds of icons (imagic
icon, metaphor, diagram), diagrammatic iconicity (isomorphism and motivation, and iconicity …

… After extending the scope of iconicity from exophoric to endophoric iconicity, we can now
reconsider the theory of literary mimesis. The thesis defended from Socrates and Horace to …