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RT @TrendsCognSci: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages | PNAS https://t.co/23ndkZJSjg

RT @TrendsCognSci: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages | PNAS https://t.co/23ndkZJSjg

RT @TrendsCognSci: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages | PNAS https://t.co/23ndkZJSjg

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RT @TrendsCognSci: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages | PNAS https://t.co/23ndkZJSjg

RT @TrendsCognSci: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages | PNAS https://t.co/23ndkZJSjg

RT @TrendsCognSci: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages | PNAS https://t.co/23ndkZJSjg

RT @TrendsCognSci: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages | PNAS https://t.co/23ndkZJSjg

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RT @nuriapolocano: ¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https…

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Unrelated languages often use the same sounds for specific terms: https://t.co/5reSH6F3gA

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Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages -- Blasi et al. -- PNAS https://t.co/PIJFiCD2hv

Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages: https://t.co/1ovOjhuhE0

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This is how you test whether associations found across global languages aren't artifacts! (cough, Keith Chen, cough) https://t.co/v26y7y9A7g

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RT @CoEDLang: Exciting! Study involving CoEDL Partner Investigator Morten Christiansen reverberating on world stage https://t.co/uybdfqlMLg

How arbitrary is that sign? https://t.co/L9dYUOHnyU

This should be good. https://t.co/mwxCXu8g3V

RT @nuriapolocano: ¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https…

RT @nuriapolocano: ¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https…

RT @nuriapolocano: ¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https…

Linguistic study proves more than 6,000 languages use similar sounds for common words https://t.co/vcCesPN01V see https://t.co/1o0E2ecOoQ

RT @CoEDLang: Exciting! Study involving CoEDL Partner Investigator Morten Christiansen reverberating on world stage https://t.co/uybdfqlMLg

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RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

2/3 of the world's languages use/avoid same sounds for specific referents #linguistics #arbitrariness #cogling https://t.co/xz2CreZ0K0

Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages https://t.co/qK7gTk7vf3 @linguischick #Phonology #CognitiveLing.

RT @nuriapolocano: ¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https…

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RT @nuriapolocano: ¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https…

RT @nuriapolocano: ¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https…

¿Se cuestiona la arbitrariedad del signo? Descubiertas similitudes entre fonemas de palabras de distintas lenguas: https://t.co/CviAiokv2R

New study finds human languages evolved independently but assign similar sounds to most basic words https://t.co/uDV9JeHbCu

RT @SimonWTownsend: Re-evaluating the arbitrariness of the sign:data from two-thirds of the world's languages https://t.co/f44msNiWwr @UZH_…

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RT @vkempe: New PNAS paper showing that non-arbitrariness of the sign is probably a universal:https://t.co/p19zmtcXbF

RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

@cota_nabe 佐野さんの修論思い出すね→"Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages" https://t.co/oWmL235DfA

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RT @vkempe: New PNAS paper showing that non-arbitrariness of the sign is probably a universal:https://t.co/p19zmtcXbF

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RT @vkempe: New PNAS paper showing that non-arbitrariness of the sign is probably a universal:https://t.co/p19zmtcXbF

New study finds human languages evolved independently but assign similar sounds to most basic words https://t.co/7gnwPoY38g

RT @replicatedtypo: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages: https://t.co/ANPH5h38p2

Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages: https://t.co/ANPH5h38p2

音と意味の連合は任意性をもつとされてきたが，実際には世界中の基本単語には共通する音が含まれる傾向がある。 Blast et al. (2016). PNAS doi:10.1073/pnas.1605782113 https://t.co/1LpPKimerH

RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

N for nose & i for small? Comparison of languages suggests sound–meaning associations not arbitrary after all https://t.co/YnbbPPOwjr

Links between sound and meaning across languages: https://t.co/t44ezlfijO https://t.co/acujB0F8oJ

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Sound and meaning of words https://t.co/AbSr5caosr #slpeeps

RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

RT @SimonWTownsend: Re-evaluating the arbitrariness of the sign:data from two-thirds of the world's languages https://t.co/f44msNiWwr @UZH_…

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RT @vkempe: New PNAS paper showing that non-arbitrariness of the sign is probably a universal:https://t.co/p19zmtcXbF

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Re-evaluating the arbitrariness of the sign:data from two-thirds of the world's languages https://t.co/f44msNiWwr @UZH_Science @uzh_news_en

RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

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RT @uranus_2: 世界の66%の言語の単語リストを用いて、基本語彙100個が音と密接な関係があることを示唆Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages https://…

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世界の66%の言語の単語リストを用いて、基本語彙100個が音と密接な関係があることを示唆Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages https://t.co/fskfK13r68

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RT @DingemanseMark: Nice new paper by Damián Blasi and colleagues on biases in sound-meaning associations across languages #iconicity https…

Blasi et al. (in press). Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages https://t.co/huZP5TsBmO

a nose, by any other name, sounds the same https://t.co/QzNPD8ofWt

RT @SimonJGreenhill: Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages https://t.co/vvXfvxBxxb

New PNAS paper showing that non-arbitrariness of the sign is probably a universal:https://t.co/p19zmtcXbF

Universals in language - should Chomsky have looked one level lower? https://t.co/FS8ksC94Y3 Original article: https://t.co/9iHZxIK4IZ

Sound–meaning association biases evidenced across thousands of languages https://t.co/vvXfvxBxxb