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There is a debate about whether the appropriate level to study referential relations between pronominal expressions should be morphosyntactic or discursive. This article explores the issue through a study of some cases where the referential sense of a pronoun does not correspond to its morphosyntactic endowment. It is concluded that morphosyntax is necessary to ban otherwise possible discursive construals, but that – in possible structures – the interpretation received by pronouns is determined by discursive factors

Anaphoras that stop being anaphoras: on the interaction between discourse and morphosyntax