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- the use of pragmatic competency. Michael Silverstein has argued that "nonreferential" or "pure" indices do not contribute to an utterance's referential meaning...
- variation among scholarly traditions. Linguistic signs may also derive nonreferential meaning from indexicality, for example when features of a speaker's...
- 1980s Detroit saw musicians utilize inexpensive samplers to incorporate nonreferential samples. Sampling was incorporated into hip hop's DJ- and studio-based...
- factual reference work, a novel stands in opposition to it as a "literary nonreferential narrative". One critical review questions why a novelist would paradoxically...
- substitute for generic he or she, particularly when the antecedent is nonreferential" (e.g. anybody, a nurse, or a truck driver) rather than referring to...
- seer, no beginning and no end, just peace.... It is nonconceptual and nonreferential ... it is inexpressible, unobservable, unchanging, and unconditioned...
- modern Swedish due to complex verbal morphology. Both referential and nonreferential subjects could be left out as verbal structures already conve**** the...
- languages such as English must have an overt subject even if it is nonreferential (dummy subject). Parameter theory, thus, provides an explanation for...
- Although Language poetry can be seen as advocating a poetics of nonreferentiality, Armantrout's work, focusing as it often does on the local and the...
- (1) the modifiers follow their heads, and (2) the "possessors" are nonreferential except in a generic sense, that is, they "never refer to a particular...