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N-effects are not-P-effects: Pronoun competition in Scottish Gaelic

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Date created: 2020-07-20 01:50 AM | Last Updated: 2020-08-29 10:53 PM

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This talk analyzes pronominal competition and its pragmatic consequences in Scottish Gaelic (Celtic). In cases of competition cross-linguistically, use of a particular pronoun can trigger pragmatic effects like negative appraisal (N-effects). Although Scottish Gaelic exhibits a superficially similar pattern of competition and negative appraisal, I show that existing accounts based on referential p…

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