-
interpretation with Jane and
herself coindexed is permissible, but the
other interpretation where they are not
coindexed is ungrammatical:
Janei hurt herselfi...
- coreference, as in
Billi said hei
would come. Such
expressions are said to be
coindexed,
indicating that they
should be
interpreted as coreferential. When expressions...
-
category (especially if it is not a subject) (theta-government) or if it is
coindexed with a
maximal projection which governs it (antecedent-government). The...
- as the
subject of p****ive sentences, and they can
appear as
reflexives coindexed with the
matrix subjects: a. We
expect him to help. –
Pronoun him appears...
-
constituent crosses over the
expression (usually a pronoun) with
which it is
coindexed on its way to the
front of the clause.
Crossover effects are
divided into...
-
chain only
under certain conditions. Namely, X c-commands Y, X and Y are
coindexed,
there is no
barrier containing Y but not X and X and Y are non distinct...
-
simple pronoun to appear. The
indices indicate coreference, i.e. the two
coindexed words denote the same person. The
reflexive pronoun must
appear with the...
-
theory states: X
binds Y if and only if X c-commands Y, and X and Y are
coindexed,
Anaphors must be
locally bound within the
binding domain of the clause...
-
group (20) can all be
coindexed within their respective sentences. In contrast, the
pronouns in
group (21) are
unable to be
coindexed because none of the...
- An
anaphor α is
bound in β if
there is a
category c-commanding it and
coindexed with it in β b. Otherwise, α is free in β
Compared to
definite anaphora...
