英语词汇illeist的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

illeist. The word for the habit of referring to oneself exces- sively in the third person singular is illeism. A nonce word modeled on the Latin ille (“he”) and egoism, it was apparently invented by Coleridge, or at least he is the first author recorded to have used this coining for “a consummate egoist” (in about 1809). Using he does sound better than employing the royal we, and even a little better than constantly using I, for which Victor Hugo was called “a walking personal pronoun.”

词汇	illeist
词源	illeist. The word for the habit of referring to oneself exces- sively in the third person singular is illeism. A nonce word modeled on the Latin ille (“he”) and egoism, it was apparently invented by Coleridge, or at least he is the first author recorded to have used this coining for “a consummate egoist” (in about 1809). Using he does sound better than employing the royal we, and even a little better than constantly using I, for which Victor Hugo was called “a walking personal pronoun.”
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