Evidentiality and Epistemic Modality: Conceptual and Descriptive Issues

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Introduction
Acknowledgments
Section A Evidentiality: Conceptual Issues
	On Inferential Evidentiality: Is “Evidential” Inference Abductive? (Patrick Dendale, Johanna Miecznikowski)
	Further Motivating the Challengeability Criterion for Evidentiality (Tabea Reiner)
Section B Evidentiality and Modality: Descriptive Issues and Corpus-based Studies
	Evidential Strategies and Hierarchies in Ladakhi: the Case of Sensory Perceptions (Nicolas Tournadre)
	Inferential must from a Contrastive Dutch-German Perspective: Semantics and Constructional Aspects (Tanja Mortelmans)
	Conjectural Future in French and in Spanish: An L2 Acquisition Perspective (Aoife Ahern, José Amenós-Pons, Pedro Guijarro-Fuentes)
	Romance Future: between Epistemic Modality and Evidentiality (Cecilia Mihaela Popescu, Oana Adriana DuȚă)
	Speaker Commitment in Reportative and Folklore Evidentiality: The Case of Spanish ‘o eso dicen’ (Dorota Kotwica)
	Toward an (Exclusively) Inferential Marker: The Modal deure (‘mustʼ) in Contemporary Catalan (Andreu Sentí)
	Evidentiality and the Latvian Oblique Forms (Andra Kalnača, Ilze Lokmane)
Section C Evidentiality and Modality in Discourses and Genres
	Evidential Expressions in Spanish Accounts of Religious Miracles of the 17th Century (Natalia Mora-López)
	The Use of the English Modal Verbs in Linguistic and Philosophical Research Articles (Liisa Vilkki)
Notes on Contributors
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