Microsoft Word - WP-FDG-2009_Cornish.doc

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• Pragmatics
• Semantics
• Sociolinguistics
• Discourse analysis
• Linguistics
• Functional discourse grammar
• Anaphora
• Context
• Deixis
• Information structure
• Exophora
• Indexicality

COMMUNITY & IDENTITY IN LANGUAGE ANALYSIS OF ASYLUM SEEKERS Peter L Patrick University of Essex

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• Sociolinguistics
• Speech community
• Linguistic competence
• Social network
• Style
• Communicative competence
• William Labov
• Indexicality
• Linguistics
• Context
• Dell Hymes

JanAnnual Meeting of the LSA, Portland, OR Constructions can encode context—the case of copular clauses Russell Lee-Goldman

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• Syntax
• Equative
• Semantics
• Copula
• Clause
• 2-Iodoxybenzoic acid
• Dbx
• Subject
• Indexicality
• English language
• Do-support
• Caller ID

Microsoft Word - Higginbothami.doc

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• Semantics
• James Higginbotham
• Semiotics
• Pragmatics
• Indexicality
• Anaphora
• Philosophy of language
• Higginbotham
• Analytic philosophers
• Pronouns
• Bound variable pronoun

Microsoft Word - Heusinger.doc

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• Semantics
• Specificity
• Pragmatics
• Meaning
• Definiteness
• Article
• Differential object marking
• Referent
• Discourse analysis
• Indexicality
• Noun

Indexicality and The Puzzle of the Answering Machine It could also be fairly pointed out that part of understanding demonstratives is knowing the rules by which they adjust their reference to circumstanceA numbe

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732 ture” to “culture” but as an organic assemblage of apparatuses of selection and signification: the biosemiotic. Biosemiotics has been much in the philosophical and anthropological literature lately, from Giorg

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• Semiotics
• Philosophy of language
• Zoosemiotics
• Meaning
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Sign
• Animal communication
• Biosemiotics
• Communication
• Indexicality
• Information
• Course in General Linguistics

SCIENCE FICTION At the very outset, we must make it clear that we are not talking about science fiction, but precisely the opposite. Science fiction is a freely constructed tale by a writer or filmmaker, seeking to imagi

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• Semantics
• São Paulo
• Sign
• Silveira
• Rosalind E. Krauss
• Cognition
• Science
• Arts
• Semiotics
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Indexicality

PJIM_Vol_V_Iss_4_ID_122_v02.indd

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• Philosophy
• Knowledge
• Sign
• Indexicality
• Semiotic elements and classes of signs
• Categories
• Representation
• Semeiotic
• Category of being
• Semiotics
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Science

Book Reviews/Comptes rendus JAMES M. WILCE, Language and Emotion. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009, viii + 222 p., index. Language and Emotion by James M. Wilce probes the interrelatedness of feeling, speaking

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• Concepts
• Emotion
• Limbic system
• Affect
• Ritual
• Linguistic anthropology
• Indexicality
• Communication
• Human
• Zoology
• Megafauna
• Biology