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Deictic Definition of Abstract Names
Studia Semiotyczne—English Supplement 26:131-150 (2007)
Abstract
The principal question posed by the present article is whether it is possible to name abstracts with the use of deictic definitions. The relevant literature contains some suggestions of introducing the names of abstracts by means of deictic definition in its complex form. What the author wishes to study is the possibility of introducing the names of abstracts through simple deictic definitions.Links
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