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(In)definiteness of pronouns
Studies of anaphora rarely make reference to well-known semantic criteria for NPs (e.g.,
definiteness, specificity, presuppositionality) because pronouns seem to be, by definition,
definite, specific and presuppositional. However, there are cases in which pronouns cannot be
considered so.
Gender-Neutral Pronoun FAQ
A General & Specific Discussion of Gender-Neutral Alternatives to Gendered Pronouns, Including Answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
