Studies in the acquisition of deictic terms . By Christine Tanz. (Cambridge studies in linguistics, 26). Cambridge: University Press. Pp. ix, 184.

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1. The Acquisition of Deictic Terms 2. Deictic and Nondeictic Spatial Relations 3. In Front of and In Back of: Are they learned in backwards order? 4. Personal Pronouns 5. Demonstratives and Deictic Locatives 6. Deictic Verbs of Motion: Easy Come? Easy Go? 7. Conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index.

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