DEIXIS IN TRUMP’S FINAL REMARKS AS PRESIDENT

Remarks of President Brewster.

This is a celebration. It is both a birth and an anniversary. For Yale and Connecticut it is a beginning of a new era, a new forward step in biomedical research. Here and now we break ground for a new Center which will bring together outstanding investigators. By their work together, they will push forward the frontier of understanding of normal and abnormal molecular, cellular, and organic phe...

The First Stars: Final Remarks

Introductory Remarks by the President of the Academy.

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Introductory remarks by the honorary president of the section.

s Decennial Index (1937—1946), references to polysaccharide chemistry covered 2 pages, i.e., about 480 references. References to starch covered five pages (1200 references), and those to cellulose and its derivatives, 20 pages (4800 references). A total of 6480 references, including patents, in a ten year period. During 1947—1956 references to polysaccharides covered 6 pages, i.e. 1360 referenc...

Temporal deixis in narratives1

This paper is about some peculiarities of temporal deixis (indicated in French by temporal adverbs like maintenant, aujourd’hui, hier, demain, etc.) in narratives, that is, either in sentences which clearly are narrative, because of the presence of the passé simple tense in French, or in sentences which express the subjectivity of a third person point of view through represented speech or thoug...