A Corpus-based Analysis of 'I' and 'me' Variation in Coordinate Noun Phrases

A Corpus-based Analysis of 'I' and 'me' Variation in Coordinate Noun Phrases

374 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781109077773
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The COCA contains spoken, fiction, newspaper, magazine, and academic genres. When searched for coordinated pronominals, the same pattern of string frequencies was found. TIME Magazine was used to view non-prescribed usage over an 85 year time span. The token count was small, but a comparison of generational forty-year time blocks showed a slight increase in 'me' tokens and a decrease in non-prescribed 'I' tokens, indicating a direction of language change.

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