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Journal of Pragmatics, 1999
Abstract The aim of this paper is to give an answer to the problem raised by the analysis of the relation which holds between the two referents involved in an associative anaphor. By starting with restricted facts over the phenomenon, we try to show that two factors are working in the mechanism of the relation: a condition of alienation and the ...
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Abstract The aim of this paper is to give an answer to the problem raised by the analysis of the relation which holds between the two referents involved in an associative anaphor. By starting with restricted facts over the phenomenon, we try to show that two factors are working in the mechanism of the relation: a condition of alienation and the ...
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Associative anaphora in Arabic: examples from the Qurʾān
Abstract This article explores associative anaphora in the Qurʾān, a discursive device in which a definite noun phrase refers to a previously mentioned or implied entity through an inferable semantic connection rather than by direct repetition.
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2020
This article is devoted to singular associative anaphors, constructed without an explicit textual antecedent. Some of them still show a connection with the previous context, while others are completely independent of it. The latter are more constrained than the former and seem limited to two types of associative anaphors among the different types ...
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This article is devoted to singular associative anaphors, constructed without an explicit textual antecedent. Some of them still show a connection with the previous context, while others are completely independent of it. The latter are more constrained than the former and seem limited to two types of associative anaphors among the different types ...
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Preschool Mandarin-speaking children’s comprehension of associative anaphora
First LanguageAssociative anaphora refers to a discourse operation that links a definite determiner phrase (DP) to an antecedent that acts as an indirect referent of the definite DP. For example, in the sequence ‘I bought a laptop. The keyboard was black’, the definite DP ‘the keyboard’ is linked to ‘a laptop’, meaning ‘the keyboard of the laptop’.
Yuan Xie, Peng Zhou
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A Cognitive Perspective on the Licensing Conditions of Associative Anaphora in Modern Chinese
Bulletin of the Chinese Linguistic Society of Japanexaly +2 more sources
2012
In the following paper I would like to look at how a difference between French and English at the level of the linguistic system – the system of pronouns, to be precise – may affect our translation practices and entail possibly unanticipated repercussions in a number of different areas. Beyond the immediate question of translation, however, it is worth
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In the following paper I would like to look at how a difference between French and English at the level of the linguistic system – the system of pronouns, to be precise – may affect our translation practices and entail possibly unanticipated repercussions in a number of different areas. Beyond the immediate question of translation, however, it is worth
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A Study of Zero Anaphora Resolution in Chinese Discourse: From the Perspective of Psycholinguistics
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021Jingyu Zhang
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A comprehensive review on feature set used for anaphora resolution
Artificial Intelligence Review, 2020Kusum Lata +2 more
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Interpretations and functions of demonstrative NPs in indirect anaphora
Journal of Pragmatics, 1999Denis Apothéloz +1 more
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