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Extensive research has been carried out on personal pronouns in standard Italian (cf. Tables 1 and 2), in particular third person subject pronouns, from both a synchronic and a diachronic perspective. This study, however, is concerned with an aspect of the diacronic development of third person tonic forms that has been surprisingly overlooked, namely the semantic specialization as (–human) of the M.SG form esso. This work focuses on the competition of esso/egli as subjects and esso/lui as obliques (particularly as complements of a preposition; in direct object function tonic forms are generally rarer and clitic pronouns tend to be preferred)

The semantic specialization of third person pronoun ‘esso’ as (−human) in standard Italian