Pronominal typology and the de se/de re distinction.
This paper investigates how regular pronominal typology interfaces with de se and de re interpretations, and highlights a correlation between strong pronouns (descriptively speaking) and de re interpretations, and weak pronouns and de se interpretations. In order to illustrate this correlation, I co...
| Published in: | Linguistics & Philosophy Vol. 43; no. 5; pp. 537 - 588 |
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