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My graduation thesis 2 2. Definition of deixis Buhler(1934), Fillmore(1971a) say that dixis is originated Greek meaning “demonstrative.” (1) is deixis expression. (1) this, that, I, you, here, there, now, then, Present, Past, Future These can not be fully to understand without additional contextual information. There are 4 kinds of deixis “person deixis, place deixis, time deixis and “historical present” and social deixis. Person deixis are I, we, he, she and it. Place deixis are this, that, here and there. Time deixis are now, then, Present and Past. “Historical present” and social deixis are Mommy, my daughter. Furthermore deixis has two types of expression techniques. First is outside world instruction. This is a way of instruction of a scene like (1). Second is context instruction. This is a way of instruction of a context like “this” (2). (2) This is my explanation.

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My graduation thesis 2

2. Definition of deixis
Buhler(1934), Fillmore(1971a) say that the origin of "dixis" is originated from the Greek expression "deixis" meaning “demonstrative.” (1) is deixis expression.

(1) this, that, I, you, here, there, now, then, Present, Past, Future

These can not be fully to understand understood without additional contextual information. There are 4 kinds of deixis: “person deixis, place deixis, time deixis and “historical present” and social deixis. Person deixis are "I", "we", "he", "she" and "it". Place deixis are "this", "that", "here" and "there". Time deixis are "now", "then", "Present" and "Past". “Historical present” and social deixis are "Mommy", "my daughter". Furthermore, deixis has two types of expression techniques. First is outside world instruction. This is a way of instruction of a scene like such as (1). Second is context instruction. This is a way of instruction of a context like such as “this” (2).

(2) This is my explanation.


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You have probably seen this already, but the way the meaning is explained in English might help if you have not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deixis

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