[En] gendering the 'I': The First-Person Pronoun, Gender, and Context.
The first-person pronoun I appears neuter in the English language but it generates certain semiotic and linguistic problems. One of them is its dual system of reference. In a conversation, the pronoun I stands for both the speaker or referee and a referent or the grammatical unit. In a wider context...
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