Native American Religions: An Introduction. By Sam D. Gill. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1982, xvi + 192 pages. $8.95 (paper).

Biallas, Leonard J.

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“…Newspaper headlines are viewed as a riveting short-cut to the contents of newspapers (Bowles & Borden 2000;Ellis 2001). This means that the language used in headlines could be easily understandable to native speakers of the language regardless of their age, sex, religion, or occupational field.…”

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The semantic extension of Korean ideophones in newspapers headlines

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This paper explores the semantic features of Korean ideophones in newspaper headlines. This paper argues that (i) there is a strong relationship between the language-specific sound symbolic meanings – dark and light vowel polarity and the meanings of ideophones in newspaper headlines and event descriptions; (ii) ideophones are much more common in articles about the financial issues; (iii) ideophones which exhibit vowel alternation go through different semantic extension routes to those of other ideophones. The findings of the paper suggest that Korean ideophones have been lexically highly conventionalized and integrated into the language system.

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The semantic extension of Korean ideophones in newspapers headlines

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Native American Religions: An Introduction. By Sam D. Gill. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1982, xvi + 192 pages. $8.95 (paper).

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The semantic extension of Korean ideophones in newspapers headlines

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