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Sound symbolic associations: evidence from visual, tactile, and interpersonal iconic perception of Mandarin rimes

Linguistics and Languages

Sound symbolic associations: evidence from visual, tactile, and interpersonal iconic perception of Mandarin rimes

Y. Li and X. Jiang

This study by Yi Li and Xiaoming Jiang delves into the fascinating world of sound symbolism in Mandarin Chinese rimes. It uncovers how phonemes relate to our visual, tactile, and interpersonal perceptions, revealing surprising interactions that could change our understanding of language and perception.... show more
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