person pronouns

However, anaphora resolution of person pronouns has been a main problem for students to deal with.

The study of the second person pronouns used as address terms in daily communication is one major subject in sociolinguistic studies.

"I" and "Myself" are important first-person pronouns in the Pre-qin literature, but the two have different meanings in different contexts.

Meanwhile, the frequency of first person pronouns is very low due to the emphasis of objectiveness of the theses.

First, liars tend to use fewer first-person pronouns -- words like I, me, mine -- than truth tellers.

Chapter III is about anaphora of second person pronouns.

Chapter IV is about anaphora of third person pronouns .

Osama bin Laden's use of first-person pronouns (I, me, my, mine) remained fairly constant over several years.

Chapter II is about anaphora of first person pronouns.

Myth 1: First-person pronouns are forbidden in scientific writing.

Liars tend to use fewer first-person pronouns.

Vagueness in Reference of First Person Pronouns in Chinese and English Public Interviews

Cognitive Inference and the Designating of Third Person Pronouns in Ambiguous Anaphora

Cognitive Inference and Designating of Third Person Pronouns in Deep Anaphora

On First-person Pronouns in Japanese from the Perspective of the Quantity of Use

Japanese Society and Japanese Second Person Pronouns

Second person pronouns in Japanese: variations in form and tenor

Framing and third person pronouns in deep anaphora