1. ‘In the latter case, a referential Anaphor refers to what its antecedent refers to; the Anaphor is thus said to be coreferential with its antecedent.’

2. The term antecedent, for example, is commonly used to refer to a coreferential NP in an Anaphoric relation; there is no equivalent expression for the *postcedent NP, however

3. Exempt Anaphors, however, cannot similarly partially refer to the logophoric center: shows that two exempt Anaphors in the same domain cannot be partially coreferential, which argues against representation , where themselves is partially bound by the logophoric pronoun