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[Arnold Zwicky]

bibliography on nomconjobj (nominative conjoined objects) -- from
Thomas Grano in 2005 [please excuse the variation in the form of the
references]:

Angermeyer, P. S. and Singler, J. V. 2003. The case for politeness:
Pronoun variation in co-ordinate NPs in object position in English.
Language Variation and Change, 15: 171-209.

Boyland, Joyce Tang.  2001. 2001. Hypercorrect case in English?
Cognitive processes that account for pronoun usage. In Frequency and
the emergence of linguistic structure, Joan L. Bybee & Paul Hopper,
Eds.  Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 383-404.

Emonds, J. 1986. Grammatically Deviant Prestige Constructions. In A
festschrift for Sol Saporta, M. Brame, H. Contreras and F. J.
Newmeyer, Eds. Seattle: Noit Amrofer Publishing Co. 93-129.

Honey, J. 1995. A new rule for the Queen and I? English Today, 11(4):
3-8.

Householder, F. W. 1987. Some Facts about Me and I. Language Research,
23(2): 163-184.

Hudson, R. 1995. Does English really have case? Journal of
Linguistics, 31: 375-392.

Jacobsson, Bengt. 2003.  Notes on pronominal case in English.  Studia
Neophilologica 75.21-31.

Parker, F., Riley, K., and Meyer, C. 1988. Case Assignment and the
Ordering of Constituents on Coordinate Constructions. American Speech,
63(3): 214-233.

Quattlebaum, Judith A. 1994. A Study of Case Assignment in Coordinate
Noun Phrases. The Language Quarterly 32 (3-4): 131-47.

Quinn, Heidi.  2002.  The distribution of pronoun case forms in
English.  PhD diss, Univ of Canterbury, NZ.

- 2005.  The Distribution of Pronoun Case Forms in English.
Amsterdam: Benjamins.  (rev of Quinn 2002)

Redfern, R. K. 1994. Is between you and I Good English? PADS, 78:
187-193.

Rini, Joel.  2003.  The origin of Spanish entre tú y yo “between you
and me”: A typological parallel to English between you and I?
Diachronica 20.1.139-65.

Sadock, Jerrold M.  2005. Optimal morphology. In Morphology and the
Web of Grammar: Essays in Memory of Steven G. Lapointe, Cemil Orhan
Orgun & Peter Sells, Eds. Stanford CA: CSLI. 83-94.

Schwartz, Bonnie D. 1985. Case and conjunction. Southern California
Occasional Papers in Linguistics 10.161-186.

Sobin, Nicholas. 1997. Agreement, default rules, and grammatical
viruses. Linguistic Inquiry 28(2): 318-43.

Tieken-Boon van Ostade, I. 1994. Standard and non-standard pronominal
usage in English, with special reference to the eighteenth century.
InTowards a Standard English: 1600-1800, Stein, D. and Tieken-Boon
Ostade, I., Eds. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 217-242.

Wales, K. 1996. Between you and I: problems of case. In Personal
pronouns in present-day English. Cambridge University Press. 85-109.

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