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The First-Person Pronoun

Eros Corazza

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Abstract Focuses on the first person pronoun and semantic properties. It also discusses how one’s use of ‘I’ relates to one’s psychological states and egocentricity and defends the view that someone’s self-consciousness is manifested in mastering the use of the first person pronoun.

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Abstract Focuses on the first person pronoun and semantic properties. It also discusses how one’s use of ‘I’ relates to one’s psychological states and egocentricity and defends the view that someone’s self-consciousness is manifested in mastering the use of the first person pronoun.

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Abstract Focuses on the first person pronoun and semantic properties. It also discusses how one’s use of ‘I’ relates to one’s psychological states and egocentricity and defends the view that someone’s self-consciousness is manifested in mastering the use of the first person pronoun.

Key concepts: Pronoun, Object pronoun, First person, Egocentrism, Reflexive pronoun, Psychology, Linguistics, Social psychology

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