10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXOPHORIC»
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Personal Pronouns in Present-Day English
'(generalised) exophoric' or 'homophoric' reference, it is important first to clarify
what is meant by this. Exophoric reference is one of a pair of terms popularised
by Halliday and Hasan (1976), referring to contextual or situational reference (lit.
During interactions with each partner, the target children referred to a
comparable proportion of the total pool of topics. Endophoric and Exophoric
Cohesion As used in the literature on discourse and pragmatics, cohesion refers
to the ways ...
Keith E. Nelson, Zita Reger, 1995
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Demonstratives: Form, Function, and Grammaticalization
5.4 examine the exophoric, anaphoric, discourse deictic, and recognitional uses
respectively, and Section 5.5 argues that the exophoric use is basic. 5.1 The
exophoric use Exophoric demonstratives focus the hearer's attention on entities
in ...
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Discourse Analysis for Language Teachers
Exophoric reference (especially in the press) is often to a 'world of discourse'
connected with the discourse of the moment, but not directly. British popular
newspaper headlines sometimes make references such as 'That dress. Queen
scolds ...
5
Class, Codes and Control: Applied studies towards a ...
ence known as 'exophoric', or reference 'outwards' to the 'context of situation'. In
this case, the pronoun or other grammatical item refers not to something already
or about to be mentioned, but to something in the environment of the speaker.
6
The Motivated Sign: Iconicity in Language and Literature 2
I have called the first principle exophoric and the second principle endophoric
iconicity (Noth 1990b). The term exophoric reminds us that the verbal sign relates
to something beyond language, while the term endophoric has to do with ...
Olga Fischer, Max Nänny, 2001
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Language in a Changing Europe: Papers from the Annual ...
Moving on to grammar, the fourth set of contextualisation cues is exophoric
reference. I predict an increase in the percentage of exophoric third person
existential pronouns and possessives out of all third person personals; an
increase in ...
British Association for Applied Linguistics. Meeting, David Graddol, Stephen Thomas, 1995
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Deictic Imaginings: Semiosis at Work and at Play
Exophoric demonstrative use materializes when the referent is present, e. g., “
That's what I ran into” (referring to a toy train in the physical environment).
Endophoric demonstrative use is called upon when both demonstrative and
referent are ...
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Applied Studies Towards a Sociology of Language
A probability of 00 1 is regarded as a highly significant result. The results for each
task are given separately. total N = 263 middle class = 124 working class = 139
Table 4.3 Frequency of use of anaphoric and exophoric pronouns We can see ...
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Perspectives on Language and Thought: Interrelations in ...
is considered exophoric. The relative frequency of endophoric and exophoric
reference varies across situations, with, for example, a formal lecture containing
more endophoric reference and a conversation during the viewing of a ballgame
...
Susan A. Gelman, James P. Byrnes, 1991
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