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Antilogophoricity and Binding Theory
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Author：
Jun Yashima
ISBN：
978-4-7589-2233-3
First published：
2016 / 11 / 19
Price (in Japan only)：
4,800 yen (Tax Not Included) (168 pages) |
Summary
This book presents two case studies (one on overt third-person pronouns in Japanese and one on names in English) that are aimed at shedding light on the nature and role of antilogophoricity in natural language anaphora. The results of these case studies provide important insights into the way in which Binding Conditions and antilogophoricity restrictions work in tandem to bring about disjoint-reference effects.
Jun Yashima is a full-time lecturer at Senshu University. He received his Ph.D. in linguistics from UCLA in 2015. He is the author of the article "On the apparent unbindability of overt third-person pronouns in Japanese" (Natural Language and Linguistic Theory) and a co-author of the article "Reference-set computation in children: Mandarin-speaking children's pronoun interpretation in Avoid Pronoun contexts" (Language Acquisition).
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