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Hearing Pronouns Primes Speakers to Use Pronouns
Open MindAbstract Speaking requires frequent decisions about how to refer, for example whether to use a pronoun (she) or a name (Ana). It is well known that this choice is guided by the discourse context, but little is known about the representations that are activated.
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Exploring Writer Identity in Mexican EFL Students’ Academic Writing
Ikala: Revista de Lenguaje y Cultura, 2011 The objective of this study was to explore writer identity in Mexican undergraduate students of Applied Linguistics writing in English. We focused on the participants' use of first person pronouns and the ways in which they conceptualized their identity
Ruth Roux Rodriguez +2 more
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L’emploi des pronoms je, nous et vous dans le discours de controverse religieuse en France après les guerres de religion [PDF]
Studii de Lingvistica, 2015 This study explores the ethos, the representation of the Other and argumentation in the discourse of religious controversy between Catholics and Protestants in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in France.
Sophie Yvert-Hamon
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Frontiers in CommunicationWebsites are critical platforms for environmental organizations to communicate their values and commitments to justice. This study examines how organizations in Buffalo, NY, signal gender inclusivity by using pronouns on their websites, using Critical ...
Cole Lowman, Monica L. Miles
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Description of the pronominal system of modern Vilamovicean
Brünner Beiträge zur Germanistik und Nordistik, 2014 The present paper is dedicated to the documentation of an underdocumented and nearly extinct Germanic language spoken in Poland, called Vilamovicean or Wymysiöeryś, and provides a detailed description of the pronominal morphology of this tongue ...
Alexander Andrason, Tymoteusz Król
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LanguagesPrevious research has shown that readers experience stronger immersion while reading first-person narratives than third-person narratives, but whether this difference in processing is time-sensitive remains unclear.
Patricia Sánchez Carrasco +2 more
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Personal pronouns: (i) occur in syntactic positions typical of NPs, serve the grammatical roles NPs have, and as such show Case distinctions in language having morphological case, but can still differ in their distributional properties. (ii) are referentially dependent on an available antecedent, grammatically encoded, or available in the discourse ...
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On the so-called Romanian “neuter”
Bucharest Working Papers in Linguistics, 2009 We discuss several possible analyses of Romanian “neuter” nouns (a productive class of nouns which trigger masculine agreement in the singular and feminine agreement in the plural): the three-gender analysis (Romanian has three genders and systematic ...
Ion Giurgea, Blanca Croitor
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