10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ONOMATOPOIESIS»
Discover the use of
onomatopoiesis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
onomatopoiesis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Mother India: Monthly Review of Culture
The answer to your query on the spellings onomatopoesis and onomatopoiesis
lies in the transliteration of the original Greek 6voYaT07covn,cis into English, and
whether the route taken was direct or via Latin. The direct transliteration from ...
Tartarus (Tar-Tar), doubtless a loan-word from some other, and perhaps more
ancient, tongue; a "double" possessed of a mystic root-meaning for those skilled
in the most primitive of all languages, which the Greeks called onomatopoiesis.
George Robert Stow Mead, John Algeo,
2006
3
Dictionary of Psychology
Oniomania. An uncontrollable impulse to spend money and to buy without regard
to need or use. Onomatomania. Obsessive preoccupation with words or names.
Onomatophobia. Fear of hearing a particular name. Onomatopoiesis. Creating a
...
4
Printing Presses: History and development from the Fifteenth ...
Edwards, Homeric Craftsmanship 138-148. The problem is really the same for
any phonological feature of poetry, including onomatopoiesis: The stress that
such a feature lends to the semantic component is potential, not an inevitable "
ethical" ...
5
Blackwell's Nursing Dictionary
... of drug-induced dreams. oneirophrenia (o-ni'ro-fra'ni-a): A form of
schizophrenia marked by hallucinations, amnesia, confusion and disorientation,
stupour, prolonged sleeplessness. onomatopoiesis (on' -o-ma-to-poy-a' -sis): In
psychiatry, ...
Dawn Freshwater, Sian Masiln-Prothero,
2013
6
The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... hija (f) única onology n — onología (f) onomatomania n — onomatomania (f)
onomatophobia n — onomatofobia (f) onomatopoeia n — onomatopeya (f)
onomatopoesis n — onomatopoyesis (f) onomatopoiesis n — onomatopoyesis (f)
onset ...
7
The Topos of Music: Geometric Logic of Concepts, Theory, and ...
This makes language an easy business since it does not include its objects, but
only points to them. In contrast music cannot point outside (except for trivial
special cases of onomatopoiesis), it has to build everything from an inner
discourse.
8
Universal History of Linguistics: India, China, Arabia, Europe
After considering, and rejecting, onomatopoiesis, Plato consistently enough turns
to sound symbolism. With obvious diffidence, he suggests, e.g., that the sounds r,
t, l, i and express, respectively, movement (or rapidity), binding (or rest), ...
9
History of Linguistic Thought and Contemporary Linguistics
Die analogia430, die Leibniz zwischen den Wurzcln und ihrcn Bcdcutungen
annimmt, und die sprachlichen Gebilde, bei denen Leibniz Onomatopoiesis fest-
zustellen glaubt, sind von verschiedener Art. Ich mochte nur drci Arten er-
wahnen: ...
10
Greek and Latin in English Today
Rhetorical and Poetic Terms alliteration litotes anacoluthon metaphor anaphora
metonymy anastrophe onomatopoiesis antithesis oxymoron aposiopesis
personification apostrophe pleonasm asyndeton polysyndeton ellipsis preterition
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