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A question about Binding Theory
Binding Theory deals with which pronouns can go where, but not which form of a pronoun you use. Case Assignment is what determines "she" vs. "her", and the position of the pronoun in "He says she/*her …
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Does this sentence violate Principle A of Binding Theory?
I'd personally say "no," for a few reasons. The first, if you take the idea that it is a different binding domain, and try to see if it could fit with principal B, then "John(i) wanted to buy him(i) a …
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