Long‐Distance Binding in Asian Languages

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction: long-distance reflexives and Universal Grammar Typological properties of long-distance reflexives The Groningen and Cornell workshops Pronoun or bound anaphor? The role of discourse Logophoric pronouns and logophoric restrictions on long-distance reflexives Logophoricity and attitudes de se The dividing line between local and long-distance reflexives A more detailed look at the typological properties of long-distance reflexives Theories of long-distance reflexives Conclusion: economy and long-distance reflexives

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