Demonstratives¶
Diessel, H. (1999). Demonstratives: Form, Function, and Grammaticalization.
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Primes¶
- Deixis
- Not all indices are deictic; not all deictic expressions are indices in the Peircean sense. Not demonstratives alone — demonstratives (this, that) are central deictic expressions, but deixis includes personal pronouns, temporal adverbials, and discourse-linking expressions.
This sourceJohn Benjamins. Cross-linguistic analysis of demonstratives (proximal/distal/medial) across 85 languages, showing deixis extends well beyond demonstratives.
- Not all indices are deictic; not all deictic expressions are indices in the Peircean sense. Not demonstratives alone — demonstratives (this, that) are central deictic expressions, but deixis includes personal pronouns, temporal adverbials, and discourse-linking expressions.
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