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Lexicogrammatical profiling of ASD: cognitive-functional mapping and diagnostic implications. [PDF]
Front Hum NeurosciKato S, Hanawa K.
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Pragmatic language production in mood and psychotic disorders a systematic review and meta-analysis
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Language Sciences, 2015 The paper argues that marked, or explicit, deixis covers only a small area of the broader field of general deixis. To better account for the large area of unmarked deixis, the paper proposes implicit deixis as generated by the voice of utterances that accompanies all signifiers of a linguistic expression. As such, implicit deixis is argued as the modal
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Language and Literature, 1992
This article examines the function of deixis in a specific literary genre, the lyric poem. In the opening sections, an attempt to define deixis is made and a methodology for analysis for texts in general is proposed. Deixis is seen as a fundamental element of human discourse, and a particular discoursal site is isolated where it can be seen operating ...
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This article examines the function of deixis in a specific literary genre, the lyric poem. In the opening sections, an attempt to define deixis is made and a methodology for analysis for texts in general is proposed. Deixis is seen as a fundamental element of human discourse, and a particular discoursal site is isolated where it can be seen operating ...
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, 2013 Wie aus dem Titel hervorgeht, hat meine Diplomarbeit einen Schwerpunkt, genau die Deixis. Dieses sprachliche Ausdrucksmittel kann uns die Klassifikation von Textsorten ermöglichen. Meine Arbeit wird in verschiedenen Kapiteln gegliedert. Im ersten Kapitel,
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2021
Abstract Deixis (adjectival form deictic) is the semiotic term for particularized space and time in embodied existence. This ever-present deictic field is both ordinary and unexplainable: how is it that this space and this body exist in this moment?
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Abstract Deixis (adjectival form deictic) is the semiotic term for particularized space and time in embodied existence. This ever-present deictic field is both ordinary and unexplainable: how is it that this space and this body exist in this moment?
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The Roma as Deixis of Emotionality:
2022Popoviciu and Trandafoiu illustrate how, at salient political junctures such as elections, referenda, or government reshuffles, West European media uses particular migrant and minority groups as emotional props. Focusing on the Roma, the largest minority—and one of the most marginalized groups—in Europe, the authors analyse how the mainstream press ...
Liviu Popoviciu, Ruxandra Trandafoiu
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Adpositions, Deixis, and Anti-Deixis
2015In this chapter, I look at the role of adpositions in deixis, specifically in spatial and temporal deixis. There may be more controversy with respect to this word class than with, e.g., demonstratives: there are some who would say that deictic adpositions do not exist (at least in a particular language), and among those who say that they do exist ...
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Deixis and Fictional Minds [PDF]
Style, 2011 Abstract In this essay I show how marked patterns in the use of deictic expressions in literary texts can contribute to the projection of fictional minds that appear to work in “nonstandard” or “unorthodox” ways. More specifically, I suggest that the inherent “egocentricity” of deictic expressions can be exploited to represent ...
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