There are also demonstrative pronouns, divided both by class and into three kinds by deixis ('this one, that one, and that one over there'), and relative pronouns are formed from these.
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In linguistics, "'deixis "'( ) refers to words and phrases, such as me or here , that cannot be fully understood without additional anaphora, as will be further explained below.
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Around the same time, Fillmore's Santa Cruz Lectures on Deixis, delivered in 1971 and published in 1975, contributed to establishing the field of linguistic pragmatics, which studies the relationship between linguistic form and the context of utterance.
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Epiphany refers to a moment of intensity or loss of control related to viewing an artistic work; presentification refers to immersing oneself in the past moment of the artwork s production; deixis involves the " lived experience " of artistic work, rather than the imposition of meaning.
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Through the central theme of'travel', Rai evi questions the often blurred line that separates reality and cyberreality; the ambivalence is achieved through an artful manipulation of deixis, whereby " here " often stands for " there ", " then " for " now ", and vice versa.
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If those analyses do not give an accurate answer to this particular question about the anaphoric pronoun that is in contextual deixis, then, as for its descriptivism, I tend to see this as the question of the verb s inherent modality, namely, whether the verb is a copulative one or a linking verb.
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Indexicality is closely related to deixis, which denotes a behavior or an utterance whose meaning varies according to certain features of the context in which it is uttered . " Now ", " here ", and " I " are also typical examples of deictic terms, as well as examples of indexical terms.
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In English, social deixis is shown mostly though distinguishing between addressing some people by first name and others by surname, but also in titles such as " Mrs . ", " boy ", " Doctor " or " Your Honor ", but in other languages such systems may be highly complex and codified in the entire grammar and vocabulary of the language.
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The deixis distinction cross-cuts with the FoR distinction, so that five terms are specified for FoR and for deixis, three are specified for FoR only, and two are specified for deixis but not FoR . There is no dedicated term for motion toward the deictic centre parallel to the shore, and no unspecified term that is not deictically anchored ( such a term would not add any information to a lexical verb of motion ).
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The deixis distinction cross-cuts with the FoR distinction, so that five terms are specified for FoR and for deixis, three are specified for FoR only, and two are specified for deixis but not FoR . There is no dedicated term for motion toward the deictic centre parallel to the shore, and no unspecified term that is not deictically anchored ( such a term would not add any information to a lexical verb of motion ).
