point of view 视角分析.pdf

See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: /publication/277009670 Some Notes on Points of View ARTICLE · J NU RY 2013 DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-01014-4_9 RE DS 9 1 AUTHOR: Eros Corazza Ikerbasque - Basque Founda… 33 PUBLIC TIONS 174 CIT TIONS SEE PROFILE vailable from: Eros Corazza Retrieved on: 02 pril 2016 Some Notes on Points of View Eros Corazza Abstract I’ll argue that the notion of viewpoint plays central stage in our understanding and interpretation of many utterances. I’ll claim that such a notion is best characterized on the background of indexical reference; yet it cannot be reduced to it. I’ll thus show how points of view can be unarticulated (roughly, unmentioned) and yet play an important role in our linguistic practice inasmuch as the understanding of some utterances rests on the grasping of the point of view associated with them. Finally, I’ll mention how the notion of viewpoint (as an unarticulated linguistic phenomenon) plays an essential role in the understanding and interpretation of utterances containing anaphoric reflexive pronouns. An ancestor of this paper was presented at the SOPHA conference in Aix-en-Provence (September 1–3, 2006), Carleton University (Ottawa), the University of Neuchâtel, Bilkent University (Ankara), the Institute Jean-Nicod (Paris), and the ALFA conference (Merida): comments by the various audiences have been helpful. Comments by Ash Ashudeh, Raj Singh, Tom Baldwin, Roberto Casati, Steven Davis, Jérôme Dokic, Richard Glauser, Pierre Jacob, Kepa Korta, David Matheson, Peter Pagin, François Recanati, Gian-Franco Soldati, and Rob Stainton have also been useful.