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I Introduction Background Motivation Objectives Problem
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II Methodology State of the art Variables Quantification Hypothesis’ formulation Data analyses Hypothesis’ validation Propositions Justifications
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Variables Semantic modes of Heraldry Canting arms and rebuses Denominant Designant Heraldic parophony Blazoning
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Semantic Modes of Heraldry Association Transmission Identification
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Canting Arms and Rebuses
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Heraldic ParophonyAssociation by phonetic correspondence of the designation of one or more original visual heraldic elements, the designant, and the denomination, direct or indirect of the blazon’s referent, the denominant.
Antwerpen Hand werpendenominant designant
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Quantification Lower boundary Metaplasms Limitations Adjustments Model Upper boundary
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Lower Boundary
no discretion
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Lower Boundary
no discretion
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Quantification Lower boundary Metaplasms Limitations Adjustments Model Upper boundary
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Metaplasms
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Quantification Lower boundary Metaplasms Limitations Adjustments Model Upper boundary
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ModelFormulas
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ModelNumber of characters or phonemes
_Antwerpen > Handwerpen
nD= 9; nd= 10
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ModelCoefficient of transposition
_Antwerpen > Handwerpen
t = 0
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ModelCoefficient of character
_Antwerpen > Andwerpen
c = 0.5
_Antwerpen > Handwerpen
c = 1
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ModelCoefficient of position
p = 1p = 1.5
_Antwerpen > Andwerpen_Antwerpen > Handwerpen
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ModelTotal number of transformations
_Antwerpen > Handwerpen > _Andwerpen
j = 2
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ModelDiscretion index
k = 2 [ ( 0.5 x 1 + 0 ) + ( 1 x 1.5 + 0 ) ] / 10 = 0.4
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Quantification Lower boundary Metaplasms Limitations Adjustments Model Upper boundary
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Upper Boundary
allowable discretion
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Hypothesis’ Formulation
Hypothesis: It is possible to admit the existence of parophony for the primitive representation of the Portuguese coat of arms.
(Hypothesis: It is possible to admit the existence of parophony for the primitive representation of territorial coats of arms.)
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III Data Analyses Syntactic analysis Quantitative analysis Qualitative analysis
• Determination• Classification• Semiotic organization
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Semiotic Organization Referent Metonymy Verbalization Accommodatio
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Sematization Designant Signifier
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Referent Direct designation Transferred arms
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County of Bar
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Bar-le-DucBar < FRE | FRE > Bars
Basses
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Referent Direct designation Transferred arms
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Kingdom of Majorca
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Referent’s Metonymy Residential Capital Territorial Oronymy
Hydronymy Anthroponymy Ethnonymy
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County of Schauenburg
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NesselbergNesselberg < GER | GER > Nessel
Nettle
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Kingdom of England III
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LondonLondres < ANO | ANO > Leon Treis
Lion Three
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Duchy of Brittany
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BrittanyBreizh < BRI | BRI > Brizh
Spotted
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Duchy of Bavaria
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RegenRegen < GER | GER > Regen
Rain
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Kingdom of Wales
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Llywelyn FawrLlywelyn Fawr < WEL | WEL > Llew
Lion
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Lordship of Ireland
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IrishIreis < ANO | ANO > Reis
Kings
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Verbalization Imaginary language Language of
conquest Language of
influence
Lingua franca Linguistic hybridism Territorial language
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Accommodation Affinity Growth Conjunction
Transformation Transposition Suppression
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Sematization Composition
• Simple monosemy• Composite
monosemy• Homonymic
polysemy• Heteronymic
polysemy• Hybrid polysemy• Iconic polysemy
Metonymization• Denominant’s
metonymy• Designany’s metonymy• Simple metonymy• Submetonymy• Composite metonymy
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Designant Actions Architecture Astronomy Botany Colorations Geometry Materials
Notorieties Other nouns Quantities Signals Toponymy Weather Zoology
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Signifier Semantic traces Other phenomena
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Semantic Traces Attitudes Disposition Figurations Number
Orientation Placements Separations Tinctures & furs
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Signifier Semantic traces Other phenomena
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Other Phenomena Anomalies Complementation Interaction Transmigration
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Anomalies Profusion Hesitation Sublimation
Divergence Subtraction Omission
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Other Phenomena Anomalies Complementation Interaction Transmigration
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Complementation Centralization Contrast Imitation Prop Proportionality
Redundancy Replenishment Sacralization Simplification Symmetry
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Interaction Resonance Concealment Arrangement Insertion
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Transmigration Enhancement Evolution Extension Persistence Substitution
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V To Answer When has all started? Can it be applied to most coats of arms? Why it didn’t survive to our knowledge? For how long was it used? Was it a general cultural phenomenon? Why these sctructures were chosen? May we link them together?
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Further Information http://repositorio-aberto.up.pt/handle/
10216/58500 (the whole thesis in Portuguese)
http://heraldry.blogs.sapo.pt (developments in English)
http://heraldica.blogs.sapo.pt (developments in Portuguese)
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