%0 Journal Article
%T Polish Personal Pronouns: [PersPPers [NumPNum [n]]] and [NumP Num [n]]1
%A Ruda, Marta
%J Studies in Polish Linguistics
%V Volume 16 (2021)
%R 10.4467/23005920SPL.21.002.13956
%N Vol. 16, Issue 1
%P 23-40
%K pronouns, structure, interpretation, property anaphora
%@ 1732-8160
%D 2021
%U https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/studies-in-polish-linguistics/article/polish-personal-pronouns-persppers-numpnum-n-and-nump-num-n-1
%X In this short contribution I suggest that Polish personal pronouns have two available representations: first and second person pronouns are PersPs, whereas third person pronouns are either PersPs or NumPs. This structural difference is responsible for the availability of not only definite, but also indefinite (including unspecific) readings of personal pronouns in Polish, regardless of their morphological complexity (i.e., both full and reduced forms can have different types of interpretations). This follows on the assumption that NumPs can be interpreted as property anaphora.