Varieties Of Anaphora

Ibragimova Odinakhon

doi:10.31149/ijhcs.v4i6.3208

Ibragimova Odinakhon Andijan State University Pedagogical Institute The 1st course master’s degree student.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31149/ijhcs.v4i6.3208

Keywords: Anaphora, phenomena, proposal, characteristic properties of anaphora, types of relation, contextual disambiguation

Abstract

This article discusses varieties of anaphora. Anaphora has been identified with a limited set of words, but in the past decades there have been many proposals to interpret other phenomena as anaphora. While most people would agree that these phenomena are context-dependent, the claim that they belong to one and the same class, namely anaphora is much more controversial.

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