Iconicity in ideophones: Guessing, memorizing, and reassessing
Hooray, our paper came out, openly accessible in Cognitive Science! Its title is “Iconicity in ideophones: Guessing, memorizing, and re
ABB constructions in Chinese: collocate and ideophone
Shamelessly plugging my new article in Cognitive Linguistics, entitled “ABB, a salient prototype of collocate–id
Leaving the liminal
Leaving the liminal, a play on a book I recently read, is an excellent title for this blog post, in which I will cover the final months in Hong Kong
Maybe it's not the journey but the friends you make along the way
I’m writing this blog post from the comfort of my place back in Belgium, nice and cozy inside while the winter weather is whipping up its winds (no
1yearversary in Hong Kong
This post chronicles the period of September 2021 to February 2022. Hooray! 🥳️🎆️ Today (28th February) marks one year since I got released from quarantine and got
Articulatory features of phonemes pattern to iconic meanings
One of the best things of my postdoc at HKU has been the collaboration with Youngah Do and Arthur Lewis Thompson. At the end of 2021 our first paper was published: “Articulatory features of phonemes pattern to iconic meanings: Evidence from cross-linguistic ideophones”.
Honglonglong is the sound of thunder
I don’t often see poetry books that immediately make me go OMG must have but this interview with poet Fāng Shā
Tidymodels, interactions and anova - a short tutorial
The past month or so, I’ve become increasingly intrigued by the tidymodels framework for doing modeling in R, especially after hearing an interview with Julia Silge on the Not so standard deviations podcast with Roger Peng and Hilary Parker.
