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    Course 13: Reflexives and Reflezivization

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    This document discusses reflexives and reflexivization, including types of co-reference like total overt and covert. It covers reflexive pronouns, their structure and whether they are meaningful or dummy. The conditions for reflexivization are described as needing to be in the same simple sentence with total overt coreference. Different classifications of reflexives are outlined, such as inherent reflexive verbs and prepositional reflexives. The difference between reflexive pronouns and emphatic pronouns is also noted.

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    This document discusses reflexives and reflexivization, including types of co-reference like total overt and covert. It covers reflexive pronouns, their structure and whether they are meaningful or dummy. The conditions for reflexivization are described as needing to be in the same simple sentence with total overt coreference. Different classifications of reflexives are outlined, such as inherent reflexive verbs and prepositional reflexives. The difference between reflexive pronouns and emphatic pronouns is also noted.

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    This document discusses reflexives and reflexivization, including types of co-reference like total overt and covert. It covers reflexive pronouns, their structure and whether they are meaningful or dummy. The conditions for reflexivization are described as needing to be in the same simple sentence with total overt coreference. Different classifications of reflexives are outlined, such as inherent reflexive verbs and prepositional reflexives. The difference between reflexive pronouns and emphatic pronouns is also noted.

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    Course 13: Reflexives and Reflezivization

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    This document discusses reflexives and reflexivization, including types of co-reference like total overt and covert. It covers reflexive pronouns, their structure and whether they are meaningful or dummy. The conditions for reflexivization are described as needing to be in the same simple sentence with total overt coreference. Different classifications of reflexives are outlined, such as inherent reflexive verbs and prepositional reflexives. The difference between reflexive pronouns and emphatic pronouns is also noted.

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    Course 13

    Reflexives and Reflezivization


    Reflexives and Reflezivization

    • Types of co-reference
    • - total overt
    • - partial over
    • - covert
    • - no coreference
    Reflexives and Reflezivization

    • Reflexive pronouns

    • Structure

    • Meaningful vs. dummy


    Reflexives and Reflezivization

    • Reflezivization- conditions
    • - same simple sentence
    • - total overt coreference
    Reflexives and Reflezivization

    • Classification
    • - inherent reflexive verbs
    • - prepositional reflexives
    • - reflexives with particles
    • - verbs with optional reflexive pronouns
    Reflexives and Reflezivization

    • Reflexive pronouns vs emphatic pronouns

    • - Personal instead of reflexive pronouns

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