Linear Logic, Linguistic Resource Sensitivity and Resumption

We'll reserve the terms resumptive and resumptive pronouns for the unbounded dependency pronouns that have traditionally received these names. To diverge from common usage at this point would be confusing and it is in any case useful to have terms specifically for this kind of resumption. We'll use the pre-theoretical terms copy raising pronoun and copy pronoun (even though there is no copying in the analysis I propose, just anaphoric binding). I'll introduce the new term resumption pronoun to refer to both resumptives and copy pronouns. We'll refer to unbounded dependencies that terminate in a gap as filler-gap dependencies and ones that terminate in a resumptive as binder-resumptive dependencies. References marked with an asterisk (*) in the 'Further reading' sections are available from the course website (generally in prepublication form only). The URL is: Versions of these lecture notes in 1up format are also available at the website.