1. Introduction: Iconicity as a general principle underlying language and language behavior, Olga Fischer, Pamela Perniss, and Kimi AkitaPart I. Foundational issues in iconicity2. Iconicity in classical philosophy: A legacy of prehistoric orality, Luca Nobile3. Peirce on icons and iconicity, Winfried Nöth4. Saussure and iconicity: The ghost in the machine?, John E. Joseph5. nalogy and iconicity, Hendrik De Smet6.
Iconicity in language typology, Sonia Cristofaro7. The explanatory power of iconicity in language, Ludovic De Cuypere8. Frequency, variation, and iconicity, Thomas BergPart II. Iconicity in linguistic theorizing9. Iconicity and generative grammar, Diego Gabriel Krivochen and L''udmila Lacková Bennett10. Iconicity in cognitive and functional linguistics, Elzbieta Muskat-Tabakowska11. Defining iconicity for the cognitive sciences, Bodo Winter, Greg Woodin, and Marcus Perlman12. Embodied mind, Vincent M.
ColapietroPart III. (Morpho)phonology13. Iconic prosody and its connection to iconic gesture, Marcus Perlman14. Experimental approaches to sound symbolism, David M. Sidhu15. Cross-linguistic vocal iconicity, Niklas Erben Johansson16. The segmentals and suprasegmentals of ideophones, Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano17. Iconicity in formational properties of signs in sign languages, Oksana TkachmanPart IV.
Iconicity in writing systems18. Phonographic writing systems, Dimitrios Meletis19. Logographic writing systems and Chinese characters, Xinxin Zhao20. Notational iconicity, Sybille KrämerPart V. Morphosyntax21. Iconicity in word formation, Wolfgang U. Dressler and Marianne Kilani-Schoch22. Reduplication in spoken and signed language, Thomas Schwaiger23.
Iconicity in diminutives and augmentatives, Lívia Körtvélyessy24. Iconic plurality across modalities, Carl Börstell25. Iconicity in verbal formation, Isabeau De Smet and Freek Van de Velde26. Principles of diagrammatic iconicity in language, Klaas Willems27. The iconicity of affix order, Stela Manova28. Iconicity in simultaneous constructions in sign languages, Anita SlonimskaPart VI. Lexis and semantics29. The enactive iconicity of ideophone semantics, Janis B.
Nuckolls30. Etymology and folk etymology, Anatoly Liberman31. Degrees of iconicity in gestures: From richness to schematicity, Silva H. Ladewig32. Iconicity in the visual lexicons of comics, Michal Szawerna and Neil CohnPart VII. Discourse33. Iconic sequencing in spoken and signed language, James H.-Y.
Tai34. Iconic and non-iconic aspects of storytelling: Narrative fiction, temporality, and memory, Yanna Popova35. Iconicity in signed narratives, Lindsay FerraraPart VIII. Iconicity and language learning/ language development36. Iconic bootstrapping for language development: One size does not fit all, Catherine Laing and Beyza Sümer37. Iconicity in L2 learning, Gerardo Ortega, Yukari Hirata, and Spencer Kelly38. Iconicity in pidgins and creoles, Peter Bakker39. Effects of iconicity in populations with speech, language, and communication needs, Lotte MeteyardPart IX.
Iconicity and language processing40. Iconicity in sign language processing: Lexical effects in comprehension and production, Robin L. Thompson and Corrine Occhino41. A robustness approach to operationalizations of iconicity, Bonnie McLean and Yasamin Motamedi42. Iconicity in the mind: Unravelling the cognitive and neural pathways linking sound and meaning, Arash AryaniPart X. Iconicity and language evolution and emergence43. Sign iconicity and its contribution to gesture-first theories of language origin, Nicolas Fay and Bradley Walker44. The evolution of linguistic iconicity and the cross-modal cognitive suite, Christine Cuskley and Kees Sommer45.
Iconicity, multi-modality, and language evolution, Bencie Woll46. De-iconization and (re)-iconization: Diachronic aspects of lexical iconicity in spoken languages, Maria Flaksman47. De-iconization and re-iconization in signed languages: The case of Japanese sign language, William J. Herlofsky48. Iconicity in the evolution of language: Computational models and laboratory experiments, Loïs Dona and Marieke Schouwstra49. Language contact and iconicity, Brian D. JosephPart XI. Applications of iconicity50.
Iconicity in invented languages, Federico Gobbo51. Iconicity in literature, Christina Ljungberg52. The aesthetic motivation of icons: ''We first love things when first we see them painted'', John Haiman53. Translation of iconicity: Iconicity of translation, Imogen Cohen and Eric Metz.