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Bound and referential pronouns - Cognitive Science

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DPro function <strong>referential</strong>ly – not bound<br />

Martina Wiltschko (1999):<br />

a) Peter glaubt, daß {er/der} dumm ist.<br />

[Peter believes that {he/DPro} is stupid.]<br />

b) [Jeder Mann] glaubt, daß {er/der} dumm ist.<br />

[Every man believes that {he/DPro} is stupid.]<br />

DPro function <strong>referential</strong>ly – not bound ?<br />

Hinterwimmer (2009) discusses sentences like the following<br />

– which seem to demonstrate that DPro can be bound by a<br />

c-comm<strong>and</strong>ing quantifying DP:<br />

(4) Klaus i stellte [jedem Studenten] k eine Frage, die der k nicht beantworten konnte.<br />

[Klaus put one question to [every student] k that [DPro k] could not answer.]<br />

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