Discourse approaches to evidentiality in Spanish

Special Issue Sections
• Introduction to the special issue: Discourse approaches to evidentiality in Spanish
  Marta Albelda Marco & Maria Estellés | pp. 333–339
• Does the source matter? Specificity in reportative evidentiality in Spanish scientific discourse (1799–1920)
  Dorota Kotwica | pp. 340–355
• Evidentiality in illness narratives: Structures with the Spanish verb ver in autobiographical narratives of eating disorders
  Carolina Figueras Bates | pp. 356–380
• Evidential language in Internet forums: A study of the unit “ya me dirás tú”
  Aina Torrent i Alamany-Lenzen | pp. 381–401
• What genres tell us about evidentials and vice versa: A study of al parecer in Spanish parliamentary debates
  Maria Estellés | pp. 402–428
• Evidentials as a mark of genre: A study of four oral and written genres
  Marta Albelda Marco | pp. 429–453
General Section
• Embodied departure from focal objects in a lingua franca campus tour
  Yuri Hosoda & David Aline | pp. 454–484
Book reviews
• Rodney H. Jones. 2016. Spoken Discourse
  Reviewed by Danyal Freeman | pp. 485–489
• Kerstin Fischer. 2016. Designing Speech for a Recipient: The Roles of Partner Modeling, Alignment and Feedback in so-called ‘Simplified Registers’
  Reviewed by Kim Ebensgaard Jensen | pp. 490–494

Cited by one other publication

Cestero Mancera, Ana María & Dorota Kotwica

2021. Si todos lo dicen, ¿será cierto? La evidencialidad de folclore o acervo común: de la teoría a la investigación sociopragmática. Círculo de Lingüística Aplicada a la Comunicación 86 ► pp. 151 ff.

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