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At the discourse level, personal pronouns have been acknowledged as one of the most important features used to express writer visibility – involvement of the author in the text. Studies have shown that writer visibility depends on discourse type, cultural conventions, writer’s L1, etc. ( Petch-Tyson 1998 ;  Ädel 2001 ;  Rodríguez, Vázquez and Guzmán 2011 ;  Zolotova 2014 ). This paper investigates the discourse function of personal pronouns in argumentative writing in the Croatian language, a Slavic pro-drop language. For the purpose of this paper argumentative essays written by Croatian native speakers (N=100) are analysed for the frequencies of 1st and 2nd person personal pronouns and their discourse functions.

Discourse function of personal pronouns in a slavic pro-drop language: Evidence from Croatian L1 argumentative writing