Reflexive Pronouns in Schoolbooks


Term Paper (Advanced seminar), 2009

17 Pages, Grade: 1,0


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Table of Contents

Introduction

1. The Phenomenon
1.1 The two different uses of reflexive pronouns
1.2 Different types/characteristics of reflexive pronouns

2. Implementation of reflexive pronouns in 7th grade schoolbooks (Gymnasium)
2.1 Cornelsen (p.131 et seqq.)
2.2 Diesterweg (p.144)
2.3 Klett (p. 105)

3. Empirical Investigation
3.1 Cornelsen
3.2 Diesterweg
3.3 Klett
3.4 Further Contexts

4. Conclusion

Bibliographie

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Title
Reflexive Pronouns in Schoolbooks
College
University of Frankfurt (Main)  (Institut für England- und Amerikastudien)
Course
Theory of Anaphora in Context
Grade
1,0
Author
Year
2009
Pages
17
Catalog Number
V162706
ISBN (eBook)
9783640772605
ISBN (Book)
9783640773008
File size
490 KB
Language
English
Keywords
Reflexivpronomen, reflexive pronouns, Anaphora, Deixis, History of Reflexive Pronouns, Old English, schoolbooks, Chomsky, Huddleston, Antecedent, Binding Theory, governing category, Reinhart & Reuland, emphatic, complement, mandatory, optional, inadmissible, Non-canonical constituent order, overrides, emphasizing pronoun, Klett, Cornelsen, Diesterweg, single-head domain, canonical constituent order, ellipted antecedent, person deixis, Verstärkender Gebrauch, Reflexiver Gebrauch, Quirk, The Canterville Ghost, Frankenstein, Huang, Hauptseminararbeit, Linguistik
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Sarah McCarty (Author), 2009, Reflexive Pronouns in Schoolbooks, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/162706

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