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In this contribution, we offer an original analysis of the relation between control structures,  de se  readings and Immunity to Error through Misidentification. We propose that control structures are the result of an operation of  Thematic Overwriting  (TO), which conflates two thematic roles into one and delivers a logical representation whereby two properties are predicated of a unique argument. The account we propose explains a number of facts concerning control structures: (i) The fact that control structures are bound to the expression of  de se  attitudes; (ii) that fact that some control structures – more precisely, those control structures involving an Experiencer subject – are bound to the expression of implicit  de se  attitudes, that is,  de se  propositional attitudes that are immune to error through misidentification; (iii) the contrast between optional and non-optional control; (iv) the contrast between partial and exhaustive control. The account we propose also predicts a diachronic constraint on the emergence of control structures, whereby TO first emerges in the context of implicit  de se  attitudes and only later is extended to other  de se  contexts. This prediction is supported by the attested development of control structures from Old English (OE) through early Modern English (ENE) and Middle English (ME) to Modern English.

Where syntax meets pragmatics: varieties of de se and control structures