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Publication details [#20225]

Friedmann, Victor A. 1986. Evidentiality in the Balkans: Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Albanian. In Friedmann, Victor A. Evidentiality in the Balkans: Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Albanian. In : 168–187. : 168–187.
Publication type
Article in book
Publication language
English
Keywords
attitude | meaning | speaker | utterance
Language as a subject
Albanian | Bulgarian | Macedonian

Annotation

A description of form and use of expressions in some Balkan languages expressing the speaker's attitude toward the information conveyed.

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Jacobson, William H. Jr. The heterogeneity of evidentials in Makah. 3–28
Oswalt, Robert L. The evidential system of Kashaya. 29–45
Schlichter, Alice. The origins and deictic nature of Wintu evidentials. 46–59
Whistler, Kenneth W. Evidentials in Patwin. 60–74
Gordon, Lynn. The development of evidentials in Maricopa. 75–88
Mithun, Marianne. Evidential diachrony in Northern Iroquoian. 89–112
Hardman, Martha James. Data-source marking in the Jaqi languages. 113–136
Weber, David J. Information perspective, profile and patterns in Quechua. 137–155
Friedmann, Victor A. Evidentiality in the Balkans: Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Albanian. 168–187
Woodbury, Anthony C. Interactions of tense and evidentiality: A study of Sherpa and English. 188–202
Woodbury, Anthony C. Interactions of tense and evidentiality: A study of Sherpa and English. 188–202
Thurgood, Graham. The nature and origins of the Akha evidentials system. 214–222
Nichols, Johanna. The bottom line: Chinese pidgin Russian. 239–257