This article discusses how evidential and egophoric making is used to manage knowledge
in interaction. To this end, it analyzes interactional data from Wutun (mixed Sinitic, Northwest …

This paper seeks to answer three questions:(1) What is the difference between grammatical
and lexical indications of information source?(2) What qualifies an element for …

The paper provides evidence against the claim that perceptual access is commonly
encoded in direct evidentials. While visual, auditory, tactile and olfactory perception are …

Abstract English is generally considered to lack grammaticalized evidential markers
(Aikhenvald 2004. Evidentiality. Oxford: Oxford University Press). However, Mélac (2022 …

This paper focuses on the structural and functional properties of a positionally flexible verb-
based discourse marker, sai (lit.'you know'), which in its turn-final position is a conversational …

I aim here to analyze the semantic and pragmatic functions of the negative question oukh
horâis?'don't you see?'in the context of dialogic interactions in Classical Greek. In light of …

This paper aims to present observations on the pragmaticalized use as well as the
concomitant functions of the demonstrative este in Mexican Spanish. Este seems to serve an …

The evidential or egophoric systems of various modern Tibetic languages are described as
containing a 'factual'copula and a complex 'factual'existential, in opposition to the egophoric …

Evidential markers have the function of indicating the source of information or evidence on
which a statement is based. The aim of the present paper is to identify and disentangle the …

This paper aims to investigate the category of evidentiality in Hungarian. Evidentiality refers
to the ways languages encode information source. In contemporary standard Hungarian …