[Section
14.2.17](https://people.mozilla.org/~jorendorff/es6-draft.html#sec-arrow-function-definitions-runtime-semantics-evaluation)
says
Any reference to `arguments`, `super`, or `this` within an
*ArrowFunction* are resolved to their bindings in the lexically
enclosing function.
However, what if there is no enclosing function? Shouldn't this say
"enclosing environment"?
If yes, what would be the expected behavior of an arrow function that
references `this` and `arguments`?
I assume in case of `this`, it would just resolve to the *thisBinding*
of the environment (if there is one). Since there is no `arguments`
binding (by default) I assume accessing `arguments` would throw a
reference error.
Is my understanding correct?
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