THE PRAGMATIC FUNCTION OF DEICTIC EXPRESSIONS IN ACHIEVING COHERENCE IN LITERARY DISCOURSE
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This article analyzes the pragmatic functions of deictic expressions in literary discourse, focusing on how they contribute to coherence and semantic unity by establishing context-dependent meaning and referential clarity.
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