Table of contents
PrefaceVII
What everybody knows: Expressing shared knowledge thorough evidentials1
Revisiting verbs and plurality19
Grammaticalization of the periphrasis tenir + participle in Old Catalan (13th–16th centuries)41
Secondary senses of the verb afrancesar/se throughout history: The importance of shared knowledge77
(No) faltaba/faltaría más: Covert negation, mirativity and epistemic modality99
The present tense as a mark of evidentiality and intersubjectivity in Spanish131
Quantifiers of factual proximity and counterfactuality in Spanish and other Romance languages: Un paso más y me mataba/habría matado149
Solipsistic and inter-subjective attitude reports: From representational to volitionals171
Acostumar (a/de) + inf. From the habitual aspect to the generic aspect: An approach for contemporary Catalan203
Epistemic futures and aspect: A cross-linguistic perspective231
Time after time: The mirative construction <no irFut. a + infinitive> in Spanish263
Conditionality and the verbal mood in Spanish phraseological units291
Meaning, degrees of abstraction and shared knowledge307
The role of context in imperative form choice327
Potential and presuppositional predicative complements in Old Catalan: A diachronic study351
The vectorial analysis model and modal-temporal multi-functionality in the Spanish verb system371
Index395
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