The Rise and Development of Evidential and Epistemic Markers
Special issue of Journal of Historical Linguistics 7:1/2
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[Journal of Historical Linguistics, 7:1/2] 2017. vi, 274 pp.
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Published online on 23 November 2017
Published online on 23 November 2017
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Table of Contents
- The rise and development of evidential and epistemic markersSilvio Cruschina & Eva-Maria Remberger | pp. 1–8
- Evidential adverbs in German: Diachronic development and present-day meaningKatrin Axel-Tober & Kalle Müller | pp. 9–47
- The grammaticalization of epistemicity in Ibero-Romance: Alike processes, unlike outcomesAlice Corr | pp. 48–76
- From verum to epistemic modality and evidentiality: On the emergence of the Spanish Adv+C constructionAnna Kocher | pp. 77–110
- From visual perception to inference in the French evidential markers il m’est avis que, apparemment, and il paraît queAmalia Rodríguez-Somolinos | pp. 111–133
- The rise and development of parenthetical needless to say : An assumed evidential strategyZeltia Blanco-Suárez & Mario Serrano-Losada | pp. 134–159
- On English turn out and Spanish resultar mirative constructions: A case of ongoing grammaticalization?Mario Serrano-Losada | pp. 160–189
- The grammaticalization of Dutch klinkenMarjolein Poortvliet | pp. 190–212
- Miratives in Japanese: The rise of mirative markers via grammaticalizationMasaharu Shimada & Akiko Nagano | pp. 213–244
- The evolution of egophoricity and evidentiality in the Himalayas: The case of BunanManuel Widmer | pp. 245–274
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