Évidentialité ou non-prise en charge? Le cas du conditionnel épistémique en français. Une réanalyse

Bres, J. (2018). Évidentialité ou non-prise en charge? Le cas du conditionnel épistémique en français. Une réanalyse. Langue française, 200(4).

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Journal article

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Primary research

Year

2018

Link

https://www.revues.armand-colin.com/lettres-langues/langue-francaise/langue-francaise-ndeg-200-42018/evidentialite-non-prise-charge-cas-du-conditionnel-epistemique-francais-reanalyse

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Domain-specific

• Dubitative Mood
  • French's so-called epistemic or journalistic conditional illustrates a looser constructional comparison: a conditional form can conventionally mark reportive distance even though French does not thereby acquire the same paradigm as Bulgarian or Ojibwe.

    This sourceAnalyzes a French epistemic conditional as a conventional reportive evidential marker and thereby documents the evidential/non-commitment boundary.

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