We present a first, broad-scale typology of extended reported speech, viz. examples of
lexicalised or grammaticalised reported speech constructions without a regular quotation …

This paper investigates questions of perspective shift or non-shift against a background of a
basic deictic-cognitive divide in our understanding of what comes under the linguistic notion …

This study presents a typology of existing approaches to logophoricity and discusses
problems the different approaches face. It addresses, in particular, perspective-based …

This epilogue reflects on the notions of 'irregularity'and 'mismatch'which form the leitmotiv for
this issue on perspectivization in language use, and more specifically on perspective shift …

Perspective shift in reported discourse of Finno-Ugric languages Page 1 Introduction Research
aims Methodology & data Results Summary & discussion References Perspective shift in …

Why do speakers choose the Mandarin Chinese unmarked passive construction (UP) in
conversation when they have other grammatical alternatives with roughly the same …

Abstract Adversative passives like Mandarin Chinese bei-passives are known to convey
adversity, but what “adversity” means specifically for speakers of bei-in conversational …

This was published in Functions of Language Please cite as: Stef Spronck, An Van linden,
Caroline Gentens and María Sol Sansiñ Page 1 1 This was published in Functions of …

This article focuses on two types of constructional effects of indirect evidential marking in
Harakmbut (isolate, Peru). Both types originate in a clash of interpretation: the use of indirect …

In a reported intentionality construction, intentionality is expressed as reported
speech/thought ('s/he says/thinks,'). The quoted clause must contain a first person form and …