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• Anaphoric epithet
  '''Anaphoric epithet''' is a [[R-expression]] whose reference depends anaphorically upon The intended co-referentiality in (i) turns the ''bastard'' into an anaphoric epithet. In (ii), the epithet the ''idiot'' is interpreted as a [[bound var
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• Anaphoric pronoun
  '''Anaphoric pronoun''' refers to a pronoun which 'refers back' to another constituent i ...' in ''John loves his mother'' has the same referent as ''John'', it is an anaphoric pronoun.
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• Anaphoric pronoun
  '''Anaphoric pronoun''' refers to a pronoun which 'refers back' to another constituent i ...' in ''John loves his mother'' has the same referent as ''John'', it is an anaphoric pronoun.
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• Pronominalization (in generative grammar)
  ...longer current, as it is no longer common to account for the occurrence of anaphoric pronouns by a transformational rule.
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• Anaphoric epithet
  '''Anaphoric epithet''' is a [[R-expression]] whose reference depends anaphorically upon The intended co-referentiality in (i) turns the ''bastard'' into an anaphoric epithet. In (ii), the epithet the ''idiot'' is interpreted as a [[bound var
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• Referential opacity
  ...the cup, the fact that ''it'' refers to the tea does not arise through the anaphoric relation that is possible in ''he took the tea and poured it into the cup''
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• Strict identity
  ...ut this "identity" can be of two types if the antecedent is or contains an anaphoric element: The ellipsis anaphora can refer to the same item as the antecedent
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• Demonstrative
  ...ur, and this cat has become a true member of our family.'' It is from such anaphoric uses that demonstrative often develop into definite articles, and often the
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• R-expression
  ...is an element whose [[reference]] cannot usually be determined (but see [[anaphoric epithet]]) anaphorically in the sense of the [[binding theory]] and as such
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• Table of coreference
  ...rence''' is the representation that Jackendoff (1972) uses to indicate the anaphoric relations in a sentence. It states for each pair of referring phrases in th
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• Pronoun
  *[[Anaphoric Pronoun]]
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• Deictic pronoun
  ...he addressee(s) of this utterance. Deictic pronouns are often opposed to [[anaphoric pronoun]]s. See [[Deixis]].
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• To ellipt
  ...anaphor', though the term ellipsis has a wider reference encompassing non-anaphoric expressions as well (i.e. deictic and generic referents...)."'' (Nariyama 2
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• Lexical integrity
  ...I bought''). It is furthermore impossible to refer to ''tea'' by using an anaphoric device such as a pronoun: we cannot say he took the ''tea_i pot,
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• Sloppy identity
  ...ut this "identity" can be of two types if the antecedent is or contains an anaphoric element: The ellipsis [[anaphora]] can refer to the same item as the antece
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• Coindexing
  ...ressions) or that one (typically a [[pronominal]], an [[anaphor]], or an [[anaphoric epithet]]) is interpreted as a [[bound variable]] (in case the [[NP]] it is
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• Eselssatz
  *v.Heusinger, K. & U. Egli (Hg.) 2000. ''Reference and Anaphoric Relations.'' Dordrecht.
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• Definite
  ...ability occurs under two main kinds of circumstances: One of these is in [[anaphoric]] situations, to refer back to something mentioned in the preceding discour
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• Pro
  ...out phonetic properties. An [[empty category]], specified as [+pronominal,-anaphoric] by the [[binding theory]]. ''Pro'' can be a subject in [[pro-drop]] langua
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• Strong crossover
  * Wasow, T. 1972. ''Anaphoric relations in English,'' PhD diss., MIT, Cambridge MA.
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• Donkey anaphora
  '''Donkey anaphora''' is a type of [[anaphoric relation]] obtaining in a range of constructions that apparently preclude s
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• Pronominal
  ...nding theory]] of Chomsky (1981), pronominals are marked as [+pronominal, -anaphoric], and are subject to Binding [[condition B]].
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