Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... epistemic domain ; cf. Palmer ( 1986 : 16 ) Coates 1983 , and Langacker 1985 on gradience in subjectivity . Hence I ... ( epistemic , weakly subjective ) d . I conclude that you are very careful . ( epistemic , strongly subjective ) In 2 ...
... epistemic domain ; cf. Palmer ( 1986 : 16 ) Coates 1983 , and Langacker 1985 on gradience in subjectivity . Hence I ... ( epistemic , weakly subjective ) d . I conclude that you are very careful . ( epistemic , strongly subjective ) In 2 ...
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... epistemic meanings in Old English appears to require strong speaker involvement . The remaining examples of premodals with possible epistemic meanings concern possibility in a world independent of the speaker and can be considered to be ...
... epistemic meanings in Old English appears to require strong speaker involvement . The remaining examples of premodals with possible epistemic meanings concern possibility in a world independent of the speaker and can be considered to be ...
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... epistemic mental or speech act verb ) in the late sixteenth century : ( 38 ) 1593 R. Harvey , Philand 36 : Martia was generally allowed for ruler of the realme . ( OED ) Ex . 38 exemplifies a relatively objective epistemic ; a more ...
... epistemic mental or speech act verb ) in the late sixteenth century : ( 38 ) 1593 R. Harvey , Philand 36 : Martia was generally allowed for ruler of the realme . ( OED ) Ex . 38 exemplifies a relatively objective epistemic ; a more ...
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