iconizationdefinitionlinguistics

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On the Iconization of Simplified Chinese

由 AD Wong 著作 · 2016 · 被引用 16 次 — Through iconization, this indexical relation is interpreted as a relation of resemblance: linguistic forms become perceived as similar in some way to the social.

Iconization, Fractal Recursivity, and Erasure

由 MA Andronis 著作 · 2003 · 被引用 53 次 — This paper will formally address and elucidate some of the more salient sociolinguistic and ideological aspects of linguistic differentiation in.

On the Iconization of Simplified Chinese

由 AD Wong 著作 · 2016 · 被引用 16 次 — Through iconization, this indexical relation is interpreted as a relation of resemblance: linguistic forms become perceived as similar in some way to the social.

Iconicity

In functional-cognitive linguistics, as well as in semiotics, iconicity is the conceived similarity or analogy between the form of a sign (linguistic or ...

Indexicality and Iconization in Mock(ing) Spanish

由 F Piluso 著作 — Linguistic features that index social groups appear to be iconic representations of them. The process of iconization “entails the attribution of cause and ...

Language Ideology and Linguistic Differentiation

2015年9月30日 — Iconization is the process by which certain linguistic forms or features of a language are made to be iconic of the social identities of the ...

Language ideological processes

2021年4月26日 — Iconization. ⇨ linking a set of linguistic forms to a social group by attributing a similar quality to both.

Some advice about studying indexicality

Iconization: “Linguistic features that index social groups or ... • Erasure: “the process in which ideology, in ... Variation takes on meaning in discourse.