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Chapter 1 Introduction
1£®1 Motivations for the Research
1£®1£®1 Insufficient Understanding of Two Issues
1£®1£®2 Limitations in the Current Research on Lettered Words
1£®2 Aims and Significance of the Research
1£®2£®1 Aims of the Research
1£®2£®2 Significance of the Research
1£®3 Methodology of the Research
1£®4 Innovations of the Research
1£®5 Organization of the Book

Chapter 2 Literature Review
2£®1 Researches on Lettered Words at Home and Abroad
2£®1£®1 Domestic Researches on Lettered Words
2£®1£®2 Overseas Researches on Lettered Words
2£®2 Researches on Onomasiological Variations and Changes at Home and Abroad
2£®2£®1 Domestic Researches on Onomasiological Variations and Changes
2£®2£®2 Overseas Researches on Onomasiological Variations and Changes
2£®3 Summary

Chapter 3 The Study of Onomasiological Variations and Changes from the Perspective of Cognitive Sociolinguistics
3£®1 Language Variation and Change
3£®1£®1 The Relationship between Language Variation and Change
3£®1£®2 Motivations for and Mechanisms of Language Variation and Change
3£®2 Onomasiological Variations and Changes
3£®2£®1 Types of Onomasiological Variations
3£®2£®2 The Integrated Process of Onomasiological Variations and Changes
3£®2£®3 Motivations for and Mechanisms of Onomasiological Variations and Changes
3£®3 The Cognitive Sociolinguistic Approach to the Study of Onomasiological Variations and Changes
3£®3£®1 The Contribution of the Traditional Onomasiology to the Study of Onomasiological Variations and Changes
3£®3£®2 The Contribution of Cognitive Sociolinguistics to the Study
of Onomasiological Variations and Changes
3£®3£®3 The Cognitive Sociolinguistic Model of Onomasiology
3£®4 Summary
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Chapter 4 The Onomasiological Study of Lettered Words and Their Mandarin Chinese Synonyms from the Perspective of Cognitive Sociolinguistics
Chapter 5 Implications for Lexicography
Chapter 6 Conclusion

Appendices
References
Acknowledgements