Binding options of German demonstrative pronouns: A large-sample study and a computational model

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Demonstrative pronouns and personal pronouns behave differently in terms of the antecedent they prefer. Is that the only difference between them? We report a large-sample self-paced reading study which shows that German demonstrative pronouns are bound differently than personal pronouns. Our results suggest that although demonstrative pronouns can be bound, they are possibly bound by a mechanism that is different from that of personal pronouns. We also motivate an extension of a cue-based retrieval model of antecedent retrieval to capture this data.

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