Textplicating iconophones : articulatory iconic action in Ulysses / Nurit Levy.

Format:

Book

Thesis/Dissertation

Author/Creator:

Levy, Nurit, 1974- author.

Series:

Studies in functional and structural linguistics ; 1385-7916 72.

Studies in functional and structural linguistics

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Joyce, James, 1882-1941. Ulysses--Criticism, Textual.

Joyce, James.

Iconicity (Linguistics).

English language--Style.

English language.

English language--Phonemics.

Ulysses (Joyce, James).

Genre:

Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Physical Description:

xi, 331 pages ; ǂc 25 cm.

Place of Publication:

Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Publishing Company, [2016]

Contents:

1 Acknowledgement p. xiii

2 Symbols and Terms p. xv

3 Lists of Tables p. xvii

4 Premises And Hypothesis

5 From phoneme and juncture to an hypothesis of articulatory iconic action in James Joyce's Ulysses p. 1

6 Reintroducing linguistic substance p. 5

7 Three basic theoretical premises p. 19

8 An hypothesis of articulatory iconic relation between phoneme and text p. 23

9 Illustrating Ulysses from the perspective articulatory iconic action p. 31

10 Articulatory iconic action p. 49

11 From articulatory iconic action to sound symbolic phenomena p. 53

12 Iconic features of juncture as the method of illustration p. 77

13 ILLUSTRATIONS

14 Part I. #331;

15 Chapter 1. Suggesting an invariable bias for + boundary in #331; p. 81

16 Morphological Inventory

17 Chapter 2. n repetition + [- i ] ng , identifying the scope of a larger-than-word segment p. 99

18 Chapter 3. [- i ] ng repetition in lexeme +- ing p. 119

19 Part II. d

20 Morphological Inventory

21 Chapter 4. - ed repetition for theme delimitation p. 147

22 Chapter 5. (+/- a ) d - in diaphane | adiaphane - the transparent and the opaque p. 159

23 Lexical Inventory

24 Chapter 6. [ l <-> r <->]d repetition and rearrangement in lord | darl + p. 177

25 Part III. #678;

26 Morphological Inventory

27 Chapter 7. An association between the distribution of #678; and rhythmic sequencing p. 191

28 Chapter 8. #678; and the structuring of topic and comment p. 211

29 Part IV. s

30 Morphological Inventory

31 Chapter 9. The association of - ce with a bias for integration p. 235

32 Chapter 10. "Contraction" of a copular construct p. 267

33 Lexical Inventory

34 Chapter 11. An association between s and text-wide integration p. 277

35 Conclusion p. 301

36 References p. 307

37 Appendix p. 317

38 Subject Index p. 325

39 Theme Index p. 333.

Notes:

Thesis (Ph.D.), Ben-Gurion University of the Negev 2014.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9789027215826

9027215820

OCLC:

950053777