THE PRAGMATIC MOTIVATION FOR THE USE OF SUBJECT PRONOUNS IN LATIN: THE CASE OF PETRONIUS In an earlier paper (Pinksteron the use of first and second person pronouns in subject function I suggested that a distincti - Petronius - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

First Page	Meta Content
	THE PRAGMATIC MOTIVATION FOR THE USE OF SUBJECT PRONOUNS IN LATIN: THE CASE OF PETRONIUS In an earlier paper (Pinksteron the use of first and second person pronouns in subject function I suggested that a distincti Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-04-12 15:07:12 Open Document File Size: 557,98 KB Share Result on Facebook City Manchester / Dik / London / / Company HP / / Facility PINKSTER University of Amsterdam / / Organization United Nations / University of Amsterdam / / Person Cicero / Margreet van de Griend / / Position astrologer / maid / speaker / / ProvinceOrState Missouri / South Carolina / North Dakota / / Region levant / / SocialTag Grammar Pronoun T–V distinction Reflexive pronoun Gender-neutral pronoun Romance languages Grammatical person Linguistics Personal pronouns Conjugations

THE PRAGMATIC MOTIVATION FOR THE USE OF SUBJECT PRONOUNS IN LATIN: THE CASE OF PETRONIUS In an earlier paper (Pinksteron the use of first and second person pronouns in subject function I suggested that a distinctiAdd to Reading List