Sounds Like Life

Janis B. Nuckolls

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Categorization, perception, and language Linguistics and Language Studies Language and Culture

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Abstract Nuckolls studies the occurrence of sound-symbolic words - words that bear resemblance to phenomena they attempt to describe - in an Ecuadorian dialect of Quechua, a major South American language. She explores how the speakers describe everyday experience and how sound-symbolism is integral to their way of thinking and speaking.

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