Epistemic Modalities and Evidentiality in Cross-Linguistic Perspective

Contents\nEditorial Preface\nList of Contributors\nPart I: Germanic languages\nEpistemic modality, Danish modal verbs and the tripartition of utterances\nEpistemic evaluation in factual contexts in English\nSHOULD in Conditional Clauses: When Epistemicity Meets Appreciative Modality\nPart II: Romance languages\nEpistemic modality and evidentiality in Romance: the Reportive Conditional\nEpistemic modality and perfect morphology in Spanish and French\nAnchoring evidential, epistemic and beyond in discourse: alào, vantér and vér in Noirmoutier island (Poitevin-Saintongeais)\nA prosody account of (inter)subjective modal adverbs in Spanish\nFrench expressions of personal opinion: je crois / pense / trouve / estime / considère que p\nMirative extensions in Romance: evidential or epistemic?\nThe Italian epistemic future and Russian epistemic markers as linguistic manifestations of conjectural conclusion: a comparative analysis\nEpistemic modality, evidentiality, quotativity and echoic use\nEvidentiality, epistemic modality and negation in Lithuanian: revisited\nPart IV: Non Indo-European languages\nTwo kinds of epistemic modality in Hungarian\nEpistemic modalities in spoken Tibetan\nIntersubjectification revisited: a cross-categorical perspective\nInference crisscross: Disentangling evidence, stance and (inter)subjectivity in Yucatec Maya\nPart V: Theoretical perspectives\nEpistemic modality and evidentiality from an enunciative perspective\nAbout Contributors\nAuthor Index\nSubject Index\nLanguage Index