KnowraIndexicalityLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Indexicality, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 10Narrower topic 1Compared with 1Language ideologyRelated: Ideological associations let linguistic features signal social identities and evaluations.NarrativeRelated: Recorded traces can evidence actual events without themselves supplying a narrative structure.RepresentationRelated: Photographs can appear to guarantee contact with reality, though their framing remains selective.DeixisNarrower topic: Deixis is a linguistic form of indexicality, where expressions point into the speech situation.EthnomethodologyRelated: Context-sensitive meanings show why participants must interpret more than words alone.Linguistic anthropologyRelated: Explains how linguistic forms signal identities and relationships beyond their literal meanings.Self-referenceCompared with: Indexicals like “I” shift meaning with context; they need not point to their own expression.Harold GarfinkelRelated: Garfinkel showed how everyday statements rely on shared context rather than fixed meanings.Language and genderRelated: Linguistic features can index gender without having an inherently gendered meaning.Anthropological linguisticsRelated: Linguistic features can signal identities, stances, and relationships through contextual association.Penelope EckertRelated: It explains how a pronunciation can evoke identities without directly naming them.LGBTQ linguisticsRelated: Speech features can evoke LGBTQ identities without explicitly naming them.