Particles

Miscellaneous
• Introduction
  Ad Foolen and Ton van der Wouden | pp. 1–6
Articles
• The evidential and validational licensing conditions for the Cusco Quechua enclitic -mi
  Martina Faller | pp. 7–21
• From aspectuality to discourse marking: The case of French déjà and encore
  Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen | pp. 23–51
• Polarity-sensitive scalar particles in early modern and present-day Dutch: Distributional differences and diachronic developments
  Jack Hoeksema | pp. 53–64
• Phasality, polarity, focality: A feature analysis of the Latin particle iam
  Caroline Kroon and Rodie Risselada | pp. 65–78
• Rhetorical motivations for the emergence of discourse particles, with special reference to English of course
  Diana M. Lewis | pp. 79–91
• Set-evoking particles: A study of the colloquial Russian particle -to
  Svetlana McCoy | pp. 93–104
• Preverbal modal particles in Gascony Occitan
  Claus Dieter Pusch | pp. 105–118
• Additive particles and scalar endpoint marking
  Scott A. Schwenter | pp. 119–134
• Homonymy, polysemy, category membership: The case of Greek modal particles
  Anastasios Tsangalidis | pp. 135–150
• Particle research meets corpus linguistics: On the collocational behavior of particles
  Ton van der Wouden | pp. 151–174
• The aspectual significance of event particles
  Frans Zwarts, Ton van der Wouden and Víctor Sánchez-Valencia | pp. 175–208

Cited by other publications

McCoy-Rusanova, Svetlana

2017.  In Contrastiveness in Information Structure, Alternatives and Scalar Implicatures [Studies in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 91], ► pp. 101 ff.

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