Deictic Shift is a linguistic phenomenon in which the deictic center or perspective is transferred from the speaker’s actual spatiotemporal or discourse context to another psychological or narrative vantage point, thereby realigning deictic expressions with a new reference frame.
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Guugu Yimithirr Cardinal Directions
John B. Haviland · Ethos · 1998 · 196 citations
Past Future and Present Past: Temporal Deixis in Greek Archaic Lyric
Arethusa · 2004 · 157 citations
Pille Petersoo · Journal of Language and Politics · 2007 · 114 citations
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Warneford Hospital
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Tallinn University
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Centre de recherche en psychologie : cognition, psychisme et organisations
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Nancy, France
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