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200 10$aPragmatic markers in English $egrammaticalization and discourse functions /$fLaurel J. Brinton
205   $aReprint 2010
210   $aBerlin ;$aNew York $cMouton de Gruyter$d1996
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tFront matter --$tChapter 1. "Mystery features" of Old and Middle English --$tChapter 2. Conceptual background --$tChapter 3. Middle English gan --$tChapter 4. Middle and Early Modern English anon --$tChapter 5. Old English episode boundary markers --$tChapter 6. Middle English episode boundary markers --$tChapter 7. Old English hwæt --$tChapter 8. Middle English I gesse --$tChapter 9. Concluding remarks --$tAppendices --$tAppendix A. Substantive studies of individual pragmatic markers in Modern English --$tAppendix B. Typologies of pragmatic markers in Modern English --$tAppendix C. Occurrences of gan in Troilus and Criseyde --$tAppendix D. Cooccurrence of adverbials with gan in Troilus and Criseyde --$tAppendix E. Episodic structure and occurrences of anon and gan in Book II of Troilus and Criseyde --$tAppendix F. Occurrences of anon in Books 6, 11, and 16 of Le morte d'Arthur --$tAppendix G. Bifel-constructions in The Canterbury tales --$tAppendix H. Bifel-constructions in Le morte d'Arthur --$tAppendix I. Preposed whan-clauses in "The Knight's tale" --$tAppendix J. Preposed whan-clauses in Book 16 of Le morte d'Arthur --$tAppendix K. First-person epistemic parentheticals in The Canterbury tales --$tAppendix L. First-person epistemic parentheticals in Troilus and Criseyde --$tAppendix M. Occurrences of God woot in The Canterbury tales --$tAppendix N. Occurrences of God woot in Troilus and Criseyde --$tAppendix O. Occurrences of trusteth me wel in The Canterbury tales --$tNotes --$tReferences --$tIndex
330   $aGrammaticalization and Discourse Functions Laurel J. Brinton. Chapter 2 Conceptual background 2.0. Introduction This chapter examines the scholarly literature on a number of concepts important for the study of pragmatic markers.
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