The typical way to identify objects and events of which we think is indexical reference; the linguistic means for indexical reference are the indexicals. The indexical terms depend on the authority of the speech and are thus dependent on a contextual relation to the referent, what means that they are indexed in the utterance. The contextual dependence sometimes took on a shape of contextualism which excludes any rigidity in the indexical reference because of the inevitabity of the multiplicity of referential instances. But the ambiguity concerned with the duplication of the reference can be raised solved within the framework of a self referential speech. Indeed, auto-designative indexicals ("I" - "here" - "now") by which the speech qualifi...
International audienceThis chapter deals with L2 learners' critical awareness of how indexicals func...
International audienceCette étude traite du phénomène linguistique de l’indexicalité et propose la d...
International audienceAbstract This study argues against the predominant conception of indexical mar...
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The received view about indexicals holds that they are directly referential expressions, and that th...
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John Perry argued that the clearest case of an indexical that relies only on the narrow context is '...
I distinguish, and discuss the relations between, five types of (alleged) context-shift involving in...
International audienceThis article aims to provide analyses of the discourse associated with the tex...
International audienceIndexicality is a special kind of context-dependence. The first-person pronoun...
In this paper, I argue that the notion of ‘context' that has to be used in the study of indexicals i...
Whatever the use of a system beyond linguistic analysis, a difficulty immediatly arises : treating r...
This paper studies the context-dependence of the first-person indexical `I,' while attempting to mak...
International audienceThis article aims at proposing an account of the linguistic meaning (or: chara...
International audienceThis chapter deals with L2 learners' critical awareness of how indexicals func...
International audienceCette étude traite du phénomène linguistique de l’indexicalité et propose la d...
International audienceAbstract This study argues against the predominant conception of indexical mar...
International audienceIn this chapter, I would like to review the fundamentals (as rugby commentator...
The received view about indexicals holds that they are directly referential expressions, and that th...
National audienceThis article aims to provide analyses of the discourse associated with the texts of...
International audienceThis article aims to provide analyses of the discourse associated with the tex...
John Perry argued that the clearest case of an indexical that relies only on the narrow context is '...
I distinguish, and discuss the relations between, five types of (alleged) context-shift involving in...
International audienceThis article aims to provide analyses of the discourse associated with the tex...
International audienceIndexicality is a special kind of context-dependence. The first-person pronoun...
In this paper, I argue that the notion of ‘context' that has to be used in the study of indexicals i...
Whatever the use of a system beyond linguistic analysis, a difficulty immediatly arises : treating r...
This paper studies the context-dependence of the first-person indexical `I,' while attempting to mak...
International audienceThis article aims at proposing an account of the linguistic meaning (or: chara...
International audienceThis chapter deals with L2 learners' critical awareness of how indexicals func...
International audienceCette étude traite du phénomène linguistique de l’indexicalité et propose la d...
International audienceAbstract This study argues against the predominant conception of indexical mar...