英语词汇“yo-he-ho theory”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

yo-he-ho theory n. a theory proposing that human speech originated in sounds produced in or to accompany the performance of strenuous physical tasks; cf. bow-wow theory at bow-wow int. and n. 2b. [After bow-wow theory at bow-wow int. and n. 2b.

The theory was originally proposed by Ludwig Noiré and was critiqued by F. Max Müller in Science of Thought (1887) I. 300–306. It was first named in the same year in two reviews of Müller's book (see quots. 1887 for yo-ho theory n. at yo-ho int. and n. Compounds and 1887 for yo-heave-ho theory n. at yo-heave-ho int. and n. Compounds); in the subsequent year Müller himself used the form yo-heho theory (see quot. 1888), which has become its usual name.]

1888 F. M. Müller Nat. Relig. (1889) xiv. 373 The Pooh-pooh theory, the Bow-wow theory, and the Yo-heho theory, completely fail to explain..how conceptual words arose.

1973 Current Anthropol. 14 10/1 With the interjectional or ‘pooh-pooh’ theory and the work-chant or ‘yo-he-ho’ theory it shares only the idea that vocalization may accompany strong emotion or physical exertion.

2009 Russ. Linguistics 33 336 The yo-he-ho theory , according to which sounds that were produced as a by-product of muscular effort turned into vocal language in situations requiring collective co-ordination of such efforts.

单词	yo-he-ho theory
释义	> as lemmas yo-he-ho theory yo-he-ho theory n. a theory proposing that human speech originated in sounds produced in or to accompany the performance of strenuous physical tasks; cf. bow-wow theory at bow-wow int. and n. 2b. [After bow-wow theory at bow-wow int. and n. 2b. The theory was originally proposed by Ludwig Noiré and was critiqued by F. Max Müller in Science of Thought (1887) I. 300–306. It was first named in the same year in two reviews of Müller's book (see quots. 1887 for yo-ho theory n. at yo-ho int. and n. Compounds and 1887 for yo-heave-ho theory n. at yo-heave-ho int. and n. Compounds); in the subsequent year Müller himself used the form yo-heho theory (see quot. 1888), which has become its usual name.] Π 1888 F. M. Müller Nat. Relig. (1889) xiv. 373 The Pooh-pooh theory, the Bow-wow theory, and the Yo-heho theory, completely fail to explain..how conceptual words arose. 1973 Current Anthropol. 14 10/1 With the interjectional or ‘pooh-pooh’ theory and the work-chant or ‘yo-he-ho’ theory it shares only the idea that vocalization may accompany strong emotion or physical exertion. 2009 Russ. Linguistics 33 336 The yo-he-ho theory , according to which sounds that were produced as a by-product of muscular effort turned into vocal language in situations requiring collective co-ordination of such efforts. extracted from yo-he-hon.int. < as lemmas
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