Coreference and Non-Coreference
Coreference and Non-Coreference
This chapter differentiates between logophoric and anaphoric pronouns by showing that the former is used to denote non-coreference between reported and reporting speech roles, whereas the latter is used to denote coreference between two linguistic expressions. The former occurs among personal pronouns, the latter among proforms. The chapter also shows that reflexive, reciprocal, switch-reference and modal devices differ from the above two in being predicative (affecting the meaning of the predicate) rather than nominal.
Keywords: logophoric, anaphoric, coreference, reflexive, reciprocal, switch-reference, predicative
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