It is not clear to me that one can support making an absolute distinction. Frequently 'pointers' are used as names and names as pointers, especially in the markup world. I agree that there currently exists alot of fuzziness in this regard. Statements 10 - 20 address URI related terms. A URI Reference identifies an Abstract Node in general and a specific Node within each specific entity.
Quotation allows perfectly good access to structure and syntax.
Perhaps we are using different meanings for the term quotation. So far I am talking about using quotation in the simplified stripped down version of RDF that my initial post to this thread defined. This stripped down version of RDF currently exists purely at the syntactic level. If this stuff were easy we'd all be home now.