Introduction

Adverbs and particles at the form–meaning interface: An introduction1

Marco Coniglio

Kalle Müller

Markus Steinbach

Part I.On the syntax of adverbs and particles

From adverb to modal particle: German wieder ‘again’ and its kin14

Karin Pittner

Manner adverbs in -mente from Latin to Brazilian Portuguese: A grammaticalization analysis under Distributed Morphology42

Lydsson Agostinho Gonçalves

Bianca Agrelli Rodrigues

Paula Roberta Gabbai Armelin

Wise adverbs and the functional hierarchy: A case study72

Marijke De Belder

Guido Vanden Wyngaerd

Sentence adverbs and modal particles in Basque100

Sergio Monforte

Adverbial adjectives vs. adjective-adverbs: What’s better for German?116

Augustin Speyer

Jenny Diener

Diagnosing features in syntactic derivation: The role of adverbs142

Aquiles Tescari Neto

João Francisco Bergamini-Perez

Bruno Ferreira de Lima

Adverbs and non-arguments in the Left Periphery: A computational cartographic study176

Giuseppe Samo

Part II.Studies at the syntax-semantics interface

Adverb placement and V-raising in Heritage Greek200

Artemis Alexiadou

Syntactic and semantic flexibility among adverbials: Evidence from underspecified adjuncts216

Kristin Klubbo Brodahl

Climbing up the context — from temporal adverb to discourse particle: The case of German jetzt236

Katharina Turgay

Daniel Gutzmann

On the arguments for analyzing adverbs as PPs260

Sascha Alexeyenko

Sentence adverbs based on parenthetical clauses: The case of German278

Katrin Axel-Tober

Kalle Müller

Modal particles with adverb properties in German and Dutch307

Steven Schoonjans

Discourse relations and temporal adjuncts
in written Present-Day English330

Matthias Klumm

On different types of adverbial clauses appearing outside of their hosts352

Werner Frey

Index

Table of contents

Introduction

Part I.On the syntax of adverbs and particles

Part II.Studies at the syntax-semantics interface