Using English-language material this paper presents an account of a number of functions of the pronoun you that are not directly related to reference. The analysis focuses on occurrences of the second-person pronoun in utterances of prediction, judgment and generalization. The possibility of non-referential uses of the pronoun you stems from double indexicality as an inherent property of personal pronouns. As a non-referential item the pronoun you is shown to be indexed to the speaker’s internal experiences and/or communicative activities.Con material en lengua inglesa, este artículo presenta una explicación de una serie de funciones del pronombre you que no están directamente relacionadas con la referencia. El análisis se centra en...
• The existence of indexicals that can shift their reference under influence of linguistic context h...
In languages with variable subject expression, or "pro-drop" languages, when do speakers use subject...
This study aims to explore how language is understood and how adult speakers determine the correct m...
Using English-language material this paper presents an account of a number of functions of the pron...
The present thesis focuses on the non-standard forms of the pronoun "you" which have emerged in the ...
"This book takes 'you', the reader, on board an interdisciplinary journey across genre, time and med...
We explore the problem of resolving the second person English pronoun you in multi-party dialogue, u...
We explore the problem of resolving the second person English pronoun you in multi-party dialogue, u...
Staging antagonism: You and insults’ In English it is possible to resort to the pronoun you in insul...
In language comprehension, you is a de se pronoun, which means that its interpretation is guided by ...
This paper argues for revisiting the traditional ascription of ambiguous readings of personal pronou...
In language comprehension, you is a de se pronoun, which means that its interpretation is guided by ...
This study creates a prediction model to identify which linguistic and extra-linguistic features inf...
Contents of indexicals and how they are expressed are discussed in the present paper. Kaplan\u27s (1...
In this paper, I will argue that the traditional ascription of non-prototypical uses of personal pro...
• The existence of indexicals that can shift their reference under influence of linguistic context h...
In languages with variable subject expression, or "pro-drop" languages, when do speakers use subject...
This study aims to explore how language is understood and how adult speakers determine the correct m...
Using English-language material this paper presents an account of a number of functions of the pron...
The present thesis focuses on the non-standard forms of the pronoun "you" which have emerged in the ...
"This book takes 'you', the reader, on board an interdisciplinary journey across genre, time and med...
We explore the problem of resolving the second person English pronoun you in multi-party dialogue, u...
We explore the problem of resolving the second person English pronoun you in multi-party dialogue, u...
Staging antagonism: You and insults’ In English it is possible to resort to the pronoun you in insul...
In language comprehension, you is a de se pronoun, which means that its interpretation is guided by ...
This paper argues for revisiting the traditional ascription of ambiguous readings of personal pronou...
In language comprehension, you is a de se pronoun, which means that its interpretation is guided by ...
This study creates a prediction model to identify which linguistic and extra-linguistic features inf...
Contents of indexicals and how they are expressed are discussed in the present paper. Kaplan\u27s (1...
In this paper, I will argue that the traditional ascription of non-prototypical uses of personal pro...
• The existence of indexicals that can shift their reference under influence of linguistic context h...
In languages with variable subject expression, or "pro-drop" languages, when do speakers use subject...
This study aims to explore how language is understood and how adult speakers determine the correct m...