Introduction
The rise and development of evidential and epistemic markers
Article outline
- 1.Presentation of the special issue
- 2.Structure and contents
- 2.1The development of epistemic and evidential adverbial markers
- 2.2The rise of evidential constructions and parentheticals
- 2.3The grammaticalization of evidential and mirative verbs
- 2.4The evolution of mirative particles and evidential morphology
- 3.Patterns of development and variety of approaches
- Acknowledgements
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