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On Feb 21, 2011, at 10:49 AM, Nate Vack wrote: >> For example, Thoreau was dominated by first-person male pronouns >> but Austen was dominated by second person female pronouns. > > Pardon my denseness here, but what's a first-person male pronoun and > second-person female pronoun? I though first-person (in English) was I > / me / mine, and second-person you / your -- both nongendered. My bad. I don't know. I was at home sick with the flu. -- Eric "Embarrassed" Morgan