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• Grammatical moods
• Cognitive science
• Evidence
• Evidentiality
• Pragmatics
• Alexandra Aikhenvald
• Robert M. W. Dixon
• Linguistics
• Mirative
• Cognition
• Philosophy of language

Aikhenvald, Alexandra Y. & Dixon, R. M. W. (edsThe Grammar of Knowledge. A Cross-Linguistic Typology. Explorations in Linguistic Typology 7. Oxford: Oxford University Press. PpReviewed by Erika Sandman E

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• Grammatical moods
• Linguistics
• Evidentiality
• Grammar
• Philosophy
• Linguistic modality
• Mirative
• Alexandra Aikhenvald
• Grammaticalization
• Language
• Epistemic modality
• Quechuan languages

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• Grammatical moods
• Pragmatics
• Quechuan languages
• Evidentiality
• Mirative
• Southern Quechua
• Illocutionary act
• Functional discourse grammar
• Present perfect
• Copula
• Ayacucho Quechua

Mirativity within the typology of surprise-expressions Teresa Torres Bustamante (Rutgers University) Natural language employs different means to express speaker’s surprise. While English has exclamations (1) and exclam

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• Punctuation
• Grammatical moods
• Catalan language
• Inverted question and exclamation marks
• Spanish language
• Mirative
• Exclamation mark
• Clause
• Exclamation
• Intonation

Proceedings of SALT 23: 453–472, 2013 A semantic account of mirative evidentials∗ Jessica Rett UCLA

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Microsoft Word - LingSpring 2013 Syllabus

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• Evidentiality
• Pragmatics
• Linguistic typology
• R. M. W. Dixon
• Alexandra Aikhenvald
• Relative clause
• Bernard Comrie
• Mirative
• Causative
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Grammatical moods