1. Dedication; 2. Preface; 3. Dimensions of iconicity (by Zirker, Angelika); 4. Part I. Phonic dimensions; 5. The effect of iconicity flash blindness - An empirical study (by Diatka, Vojtech); 6. Iconic treadmill hypothesis - The reasons behind continuous onomatopoeic coinage (by Flaksman, Maria); 7. Tracking linguistic primitives: The phonosemantic realization of fundamental oppositional pairs (by Johansson, Niklas); 8. Continuity and change: On the iconicity of Ablaut Reduplication (AR) (by Moreno Cabrera, Juan C.); 9. Iconicity in English literary neologisms: (Based on R. Dahl's fairy tale the BFG) (by Shamina, Elena A.); 10. Part II. Cognitive dimensions; 11. Toward a theory of poetic iconicity: The ontology of semblance (by Freeman, Margaret H.); 12. The ocean of surging emotion: The iconic representation of symbolist transcendence in the poem "Feather Grass" by Konstantin Bal'mont (by Kostetskaya, Anastasia); 13. Ekphrasis, cognition, and iconicity: An analysis of W.#x202f;D. Snodgrass's "Van Gogh: 'The Starry Night'" (by Panagiotidou, Maria-Eirini); 14. Part III. Multimodal dimensions; 15. Deleuze and the baroque diagram (by Conley, Tom); 16. Bridging the gap between image and metaphor through cross-modal iconicity: An interdisciplinary model (by Ellestrom, Lars); 17. Iconicity, 'intersemiotic translation' and the sonnet in the visual poetry of Avelino De Araujo (by Vila Cabanes, Isabel); 18. Reading across the gutter: Tintin's interrupted railway journeys (by Riquet, Johannes); 19. The role of iconicity in package design: A case of the contemporary marketing of traditional Japanese confectionery (by Shibata, Ayako); 20. Part IV. Performative dimensions; 21. Iconicity in Buddhist language and literature: The case of multidimensional iconicity in the perfect Buddhist mantra (by Herlofsky, William J.); 22. Iconization of sociolinguistic variables: The case of archetypal female characters in classic Hollywood cinema (by Jeong, Sunwoo); 23. Performative iconicity: Chiasmus and parallelism in William Shakespeare's The Rape of Lucrece (by Zirker, Angelika); 24. Part V. New dimensions of iconicity; 25. Why notational iconicity is a form of operational iconicity (by Kramer, Sybille); 26. Iconicity, ambiguity, interpretability (by Tabakowska, Elzbieta); 27. The iconicity of literary analysis: The case of Logical Form (by Bauer, Matthias)