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Running head: Ambiguous Pronoun Resolution Ambiguous Pronoun Resolution: Contrasting the First-Mention and Subject Preference Accounts
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This is the pre-publication manuscript. The published version may slightly differ. Address correspondence to: Roger P.G. van Gompel, Department of Psychology,
Weak Definite Noun Phrases *
"... Semantic accounts of the definite article have tended to fall into two general classes: ‘uniqueness ’ accounts (Russell, 1905), and ‘familiarity ’ accounts (Heim, 1982; see also Abbott, 2004, inter alia). It is also generally known that there are instances of definite descriptions that are resistant ..."
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Semantic accounts of the definite article have tended to fall into two general classes: ‘uniqueness ’ accounts (Russell, 1905), and ‘familiarity ’ accounts (Heim, 1982; see also Abbott, 2004, inter alia). It is also generally known that there are instances of definite descriptions that are resistant to such analyses, and are difficult to subsume under either
Working Papers in the Language Sciences, 3(1), 57-90. FREEING POSSESSED NPS FROM BINDING THEORY *
"... The assumed complementarity of pronouns and reflexives in possessed "picture " noun phrases (NPs), e.g., Billj's picture of himi/*j/himselfj/*i, has led to the standard analysis that the Binding ..."
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The assumed complementarity of pronouns and reflexives in possessed "picture " noun phrases (NPs), e.g., Billj's picture of himi/*j/himselfj/*i, has led to the standard analysis that the Binding
Freeing Possessed NPs from Binding Theory
"... The assumed complementarity of pronouns and reflexives in possessed "picture " noun phrases (NPs), e.g., Billj's picture of himi/*j /himselfj/*i, has led to the standard analysis that the Binding ..."
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The assumed complementarity of pronouns and reflexives in possessed "picture " noun phrases (NPs), e.g., Billj's picture of himi/*j /himselfj/*i, has led to the standard analysis that the Binding
