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Greek Reflexive Pronouns

1995
Abstract The usual G reflexive pronouns are combinations of the personal pronouns with the intensive cxiJT{x; ‘same, self’ (itself of obscure and disputed origin). In Hom. they are still uncompounded, as eµo’i cxvrwi, ao’i cxvrwi, eo’i cxvrwi. The later Ionic forms in Hdt., such as eµEwvrov, started with the dat.sg.
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The Use of the Reflexive Possessive Pronouns свой, си in Standard Spoken Bulgarian

Journal of Bulgarian Language
Current normative problems related to the use of the reflexive possessive pronouns svoy, si in the oral form of the Bulgarian literary language are considered.
Tatyana Aleksandrova
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Word-Internal Pronouns and Reflexives

Belgian Journal of Linguistics, 1996
Abstract. Complex reflexives such as himself and the like are D compounds, contrary to self-N compounds which are N compounds. The difference between pronouns and reflexives with respect to their distribution in compounds is expressed configurationally in terms of the difference between heads and adjuncts.
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Evidence of a reflexive cycle in Selkup

Journal of Uralic Linguistics
The article presents and compares the inventory of reflexive pronouns and intensifiers across several Selkup dialects (Northern, Central, Ket, Middle Ob, Chaya) based on the material published in the Selkup Language Corpus and INEL Selkup Corpus ...
Aleksandr Riaposov
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The Distribution of Reflexive Pronouns in Norwegian

Australian Journal of Linguistics, 2001
This paper reports on the findings of a pilot study to investigate Long Distance Reflexives (LDR) in Norwegian. It begins with an introduction to the main features of Norwegian LDR, then examines data from several Norwegian dialects, showing that both the perspective model of LDR and the Logocentric Hierarchy is relevant to LDR in Norwegian.
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Reflexive pronouns with split antecedents

Journal of Pragmatics, 1998
Abstract It has been firmly held for the past number of decades (and, we would argue, without proper justification) that anaphors cannot take split antecedents. This paper, which is a semantic investigation of the problem of split antecedency, endeavors to make the following points: (1) that the negative connection between anaphors and split ...
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Possessive Pronouns and Reflexives in Russian

1999
In this chapter, I discuss the distribution of possessive pronouns and reflexives in Russian and present experimental results of a study with native Russian-speaking children. The experimental results are shown to support the account of children’s errors discussed in previous chapters.
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A History of English Reflexive Pronouns

2000
This book brings together a number of seemingly distinct phenomena in the history of English: the introduction of special reflexive pronouns (e.g. myself), the loss of verbal agreement and pro-drop, and the disappearance of morphological Case. It provides vast numbers of examples from Old and Middle English texts showing a person split between first ...
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Acquisition of Japanese relative clauses by L1 Chinese learners: Evidence from reflexive pronoun resolution

Second Language Research, 2022
Yunchuan
exaly  

Investigating L3-to-L2 Transfer in Reflexive Pronoun Interpretation: A Study of Korean-English-Chinese Unbalanced Trilinguals

Lanaguage Research
Soojin Kim, Hee-Don Ahn, J. Lim
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