lindexicalité
Lindexicalité is a term originating from linguistics, particularly in the study of pragmatics and philosophy of language. It refers to the property of certain linguistic expressions, known as indexicals, to have their meaning dependent on the context of their utterance. These expressions do not have a fixed, universal referent but instead pick out different entities or situations based on who is speaking, when they are speaking, where they are speaking, and so on.
Common examples of indexicals include pronouns like "I," "you," "he," "she," and "it," as well as demonstratives
The study of lindexicalité explores how these context-dependent elements contribute to the overall meaning and interpretation