To introduce some terminology, when a pronoun precedes a lexical NP, as in (24), this is referred to as backward anaphora, and when a lexical NP precedes a pronoun, this is called forward anaphora.
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This paper aims to account for the backward anaphora that seem to be against the c-command requirements in the anaphor-antecedent relations.
In linguistics, anaphora is the use of an expression whose interpretation depends upon another expression in context (its antecedent). In a narrower sense,�...
In this paper I discuss two kinds of “backward anaphora” (traditionally known as cataphora). Section 1 deals with sentences coordinated with but,�...
In elementary syntax classes we account for these 'Backwards Pronominalization' cases by building something like the Langacker (1969)/Ross (1969) structural�...
there is no Backwards Anaphora rule as such, and that the apparent cases of backwards anaphora are all really forwards anaphora in a discourse structure.
backward anaphora: in cases like (7), the pronoun is actually linked to an antecedent in the previous linguistic context, rather than to the following R�...
26: Backward Anaphora � Citation. 2000. "Backward Anaphora", Investigations in Universal Grammar: A Guide to Experiments on the Acquisition of Syntax and�...
Backward Anaphora* 1). Hyeran Lee. (Kyung Hee University). Lee, Hyeran. 2002. Backward Anaphora. The Linguistic Association of. K orea J ournal, 10(4), 117- 147�...
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Interpretive Dependencies, The Case of Backward Anaphora, Page 271 – 315 (download). by Elizabeth Freeman | Aug 1, 2019. Eric Reuland & Sergey Avrutin.
