Evidentiality
Article outline
- 1.Preliminaries
- 2.Modality and evidentiality
- 3.Information sources
- 4.Engagement, epistemic authority and right to know
- 5.Non-evidential uses of evidentials
- 6.Acquisition of evidentials
- 7.Summary
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Abbreviations
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Notes
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References
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