Anaphora Resolution of Mandarin Reflexive Ziji: An ERP Study

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Anaphora resolution is to establish the antecedent-pronoun dependency, a core issue in natural language processing. English reflexives are strictly bound in its local domain according to Binding Principle A; Mandarin reflexive *ziji* does not follow the principle strictly. In the past 20 years, many ERP studies were conducted to figure out the neural activities of anaphora resolution, yet few of them were in Chinese. Given the scarcity of and the controversies among the existing literature, the current study aimed to examine how binding distance and animacy affect Mandarin reflexive *ziji *using ERPs.

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