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1 Deixis ( Even Without Pointing )

Child’s use of (1) is an example of what we shall call a situated utterance. Situated utterances are used by speakers to comment on what’s happening in a specific place and time, and to report on a specific perspective or body of information. In particular, to understand Child’s use of (1), we need to track the fact that she’s describing the events presented in the accompanying video; we need to recognize that the newly-firm egg mixture we see is what Child means by ‘your omelet’ and that the shaking skillet we see is what Child means by ‘the pan’.