This paper draws on data from a quantitative study of upper secondary students' general
mathematical self‐efficacy, anxiety towards mathematics, and their relationship to …

In this paper we examine the notion of mutual knowledge, an evidential category that has
remained largely unexplored in the relevant literature. Mutual knowledge principally refers to …

The paper focuses on inter-personal aspects of the context in the analysis of evidential and
related epistemic marking systems. While evidentiality is defined by its capacity to qualify the …

This paper analyzes a form of epistemic marking in Kogi (Arwako-Chibchan) that positions
information between the speech participants from the perspective of the speaker. This form …

Before turning to the grammatical construction at the heart of the present study in chapter 3
this chapter aims to provide the reader with the necessary grammatical background to …

Abstract The Australian Aboriginal language Ungarinyin (Worrorran) has one single
complex-clause construction for expressing reported speech ('say'), that can also signal …

The northern half of the Andes—from Venezuela to Northern Peru—has seen dramatic
losses of language diversity since the 16th century. Even so, the region's linguistic fabric is …

Egophoricity is a cross-linguistically rare grammatical phenomenon. While numerous
descriptive studies have substantially improved our synchronic understanding of the …

The present paper considers attested variation found in egophoric marking systems in order
to discuss the role of such variation for the defining features of egophoric marking viz. a …

This chapter argues for a view of evidentials as a type of shifter and outlines a theory of
reference for evidentials that separates the configuration of the ground from the relational …