Journal of Historical Pragmatics

Articles
• The subjunctive in Renaissance French: An exploratory study through personal correspondence
  Miriam A. Eisenbruch | pp. 1–28
• Who’s speaking for whom? Rhetorical questions as intersubjective mixed viewpoint constructions in an early Daoist text
  Mingjian Xiang, Esther Pascual & Bosen Ma | pp. 29–53
• (Polite) directives in mediaeval Catalan: Constructions with the verb plaure (‘please’)
  Katalin Nagy C. | pp. 54–83
• From deontic modality to conditionality: A diachronic investigation into bì in Classical Chinese
  Yueh Hsin Kuo | pp. 84–110
• Constructionalized rhetorical questions from negatively biased to negation polarity: The case of Hebrew lo mi yodea ma
  Ruti Bardenstein | pp. 111–145
• The combinative use of “imperative + final particle” in Tokyo language in the Meiji period: Characteristics and historical changes
  Huiling Chen & Jianying Du | pp. 146–167
Book review
• Margaret E. Winters. 2020. Historical Linguistics: A Cognitive Grammar Introduction
  Reviewed by Isabeau De Smet | pp. 168–174

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