Phonaesthesia and other forms of word play

Coleman, Julie

doi:10.1515/9783110820751.3

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Historical Background and Types Of Reduplication In English1

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“…The patterns of Indo-European ablaut were no longer part of the productive morphophonology of Early Modern English when the bulk of the ablaut reduplicative words were formed. 3 For recent discussions and further references to the voluminous literature on the sound±meaning relationships in reduplicative words in terms of human creativity and iconicity see Coleman (1997), Southern (2000). None of the claims about Ablaut word formation made here are therefore transferable to Indo-European stem vowel gradation.…”

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