Evidentials and Modals

‎Contents
‎Preface
‎Figures and Tables
‎Notes on Contributors
‎Introduction: Perspectives and Issues (Lee and McClure)
‎Part 1. Theoretical and Typological Perspectives on Evidentiality
	‎Chapter 1. Evidentiality and Information Source (Aikhenvald)
	‎Chapter 2. A Possible Worlds Semantics for Cuzco Quechua Evidentials (Faller)
	‎Chapter 3. A Matter of Taste (Keshet)
	‎Chapter 4. Evidence Type, Evidence Location, Evidence Strength (Matthewson)
	‎Chapter 5. Testimony, Trust, and Evidentials (McCready)
	‎Chapter 6. A Hamblin Semantics for Evidentials and Evidential Questions (Murray)
‎Part 2. Issues on Evidentiality from Korean
	‎Chapter 7. Korean Evidentials and Epistemic Modals (Chung)
	‎Chapter 8. Evidential Markers as Interactional Resources in Korean Conversation (Kim)
	‎Chapter 9. The Nature of Evidentiality and Epistemic Modals: The Causal Event Structure (Kwon)
	‎Chapter 10. Evidentials: Nature, Interactions and Shiftability (Lee)
	‎Chapter 11. The Korean Pre-final Ending -te-: A Historical Investigation (Lee)
	‎Chapter 12. A Modal Account of ‘First Person’ Constraints on Evidential Sentences (Lee)
	‎Chapter 13. What Kind of (Doxastic) Alternatives Does Korean Evidential -te- Introduce (If It Does)? (Lim)
	‎Chapter 14. Evidential and/or Mirative Components of Some Verbal Endings and Periphrastic Constructions in Korean (Park)
	‎Chapter 15. Evidentiality in Korean (Song)
‎Part 3. Evidentiality and Modality in Other Languages
	‎Chapter 16. Processing Evidentiality in Bilingualism and Aphasia: An Overview of Some Recent Studies on Turkish (Arslan)
	‎Chapter 17. Evidentiality in African Languages (Botne)
	‎Chapter 18. Breaking the Illusion of Modality: Reclassifying Japanese darou (Nagano and McClure)
	‎Chapter 19. Epistemic Modality in Southeastern Tepehuan (Willett)
	‎Chapter 20. Modal Particles Yo and Ne in Japanese (Yoshimoto)