Verb and Context
The impact of shared knowledge on TAME categories
Editors
This volume approaches the interaction of evidentiality with some other related categories, such as modality and mirativity, from an innovative angle: its connection to informational configuration. The aim of this book is to analyze the impact of shared knowledge on TAME categories as well as to explore its reflection on different verb choices. It provides an innovative theoretical view as well as a robust typological, crosslinguistic perspective.
[IVITRA Research in Linguistics and Literature, 34] 2023. xviii, 398 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins
Table of Contents
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PrefaceSusana Rodríguez Rosique and Jordi M. Antolí Martínez | pp. vii–xviii
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What everybody knows: Expressing shared knowledge thorough evidentialsAlexandra Y. Aikhenvald | pp. 1–18
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Revisiting verbs and pluralityPatrícia Amaral | pp. 19–40
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Grammaticalization of the periphrasis tenir + participle in Old Catalan (13th–16th centuries)Jordi M. Antolí Martínez | pp. 41–76
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Secondary senses of the verb afrancesar/se throughout history: The importance of shared knowledgeElisa Barrajón López | pp. 77–98
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(No) faltaba/faltaría más: Covert negation, mirativity and epistemic modalityJosé Luis Cifuentes Honrubia | pp. 99–130
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The present tense as a mark of evidentiality and intersubjectivity in SpanishJorge Fernández Jaén | pp. 131–148
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Quantifiers of factual proximity and counterfactuality in Spanish and other Romance languages: Un paso más y me mataba/habría matadoHans Kronning | pp. 149–170
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Solipsistic and inter-subjective attitude reports: From representational to volitionalsEnzo Laurenti and Alda Mari | pp. 171–202
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Acostumar (a/de) + inf. From the habitual aspect to the generic aspect: An approach for contemporary CatalanSandra Montserrat Buendia | pp. 203–230
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Epistemic futures and aspect: A cross-linguistic perspectiveMaría Luisa Rivero | pp. 231–262
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Time after time: The mirative construction <no irFut. a + infinitive> in SpanishSusana Rodríguez Rosique | pp. 263–290
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Conditionality and the verbal mood in Spanish phraseological unitsVicent Salvador | pp. 291–306
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Meaning, degrees of abstraction and shared knowledgeElena Sánchez-López | pp. 307–326
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The role of context in imperative form choiceScott A. Schwenter and Mark Hoff | pp. 327–350
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Potential and presuppositional predicative complements in Old Catalan: A diachronic studyJuan Carlos Tordera Yllescas | pp. 351–370
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The vectorial analysis model and modal-temporal multi-functionality in the Spanish verb systemAlexandre Veiga | pp. 371–394
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Index | pp. 395–398
Subjects
Main BIC Subject
CFK: Grammar, syntax
Main BISAC Subject
LAN009060: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / Syntax