Personal pronouns in present-day English

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Linguistic Variation and Morphology Gender Studies in Language

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1. Personal pronouns: definitions and descriptions 2. Pronouns, anaphora and discourse 3. You and me, them and us: the politics of pronouns 4. Between you and I: problems of case 5. No one's sexist, are they? The problem of 'generic he' 6. English as she is spoken: pronouns and personification 7. Possessives and reflexives: current trends Conclusion Notes References Index.

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