The Ideophone
Sounding out ideas on language, vivid sensory words, and iconicity.
- By Mark Dingemanse
- Based in Netherlands
- Roughly one post per month
- First post on
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Any gaps could be due to errors when fetching the blog’s feed.
Most recent posts
Readers of this blog know I’m quite a fan of the reMarkable as a distraction-free device for reading and taking notes. Almost everything is right about it — from the pencil-like friction of the writing …
Suppose you hear a word like Korean tuˈgɯndugɯn and two possible meanings ‘heartbeat’ or ‘gentle movement’. Most people pick the first (as we found in 2016). Or suppose you hear that same word and see …
Nithikul Mimjulrath’s process of translating a hand-knotted cup into a digital representation Knots are fascinating: they tie together topology, embodied experience, and material culture. As Thai textile artist and designer Nithikul Nimkulrath (2024) has pointed …