   Asher and Lascarides (2003) take the idea that pronoun resolution and the inference of coherence relations between discourse units are closely related processes as the starting point for their Segmented Discourse Representation Theory (SDRT), combining DRT with insights from discourse coherence theories like Hobbs’s. SDRT assumes a set of discourse relations (Narration, Result, Contrast, Explanation, Elaboration, Correction, to name a few) that we may infer to connect the propositions expressed by the individual sentences (or clauses), in order to create a maximally coherent interpretation of the discourse as a whole. Different discourse relations may impose different constraints on anaphora resolution over and above DRT’s accessibility. Take the example in [3] (Asher and Lascarides   2003).