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deixis [ˈdaɪksɪs] n
(Linguistics / Grammar) Grammar the use or reference of a deictic word [from Greek, from deiknunai to show] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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It will open up a productive area of research for examination of the roles that such aspects as CV structures play in linguistic and social behavior alongside other features of speech interaction such as gestures, deixis, indexicality, communicative routines, language socialization, and so on, including phonological redundancy. The referential capacity of deixis also establishes a link between Weili's final encounter with Wen Fu and the experience of rape: "I did not say anything about the rape, although any smart person could have seen this: my hair, my torn dress, Wen Fu fastening his pants" (503). Proofs were offered of her technical gifts as a mistress of deixis, metadiscourse, and free indirect discourse, and also of her radical feminism as displayed in her school stories for girls. |
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