Pour les étudiants avancés de la grammaire anglaise, je vous signale ce livre, que vient de publier un groupe d'universitaires, dont mon ami Raphaël Salkie.
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Modality in English
Theory and description
Raphael Salkie, Pierre Busuttil, Johan van der Auwera (eds.)
Collection : Topics in English Linguistics 58
Editors : Elisabeth Closs Traugott and Bernd Kortmann
2009 - Mouton de Gruyter
Berlin – New York
ISBN 978-3-11-019634-4
ISSN 1434-3452
Contents :
1. Introduction
Raphael Salkie, Pierre Busuttil and Johan van der Auwera
9. Towards a typology of modality in language
Paul Larreya
31. ‘Not-yet-factual at time t’: a neglected modal concept
Renaat Declerck
55. Semantic ascent, deixis, intersubjectivity and modality
Keith Mitchell
79. Degrees of modality
Raphael Salkie
105. Another look at modals and subjectivity
Jelena Timotijevic
123. For a topological representation of the modal system of English
Alain Deschamps and Lionel Dufaye
145. Epistemic might in the interrogative
Gilbert Ghio
159. MAY in concessive contexts
Jean-Claude Souesme
177. When may means must: deontic modality in English statute construction
Ross Charnock
199. Legal English and the ‘modal revolution’
Christopher Williams
211. Posteriority in expressions with must and have to: a case of interplay between syntax, semantics and pragmatics
An Verhulst
223. Using the adjectives surprised/surprising to express epistemic modality
Christiane Rocq-Migette
237. Commitment and subjectivity in the discourse of a judicial inquiry
Juana I. Marin-Arrese
269. Hearsay adverbs and modality
Agnès Celle
295. When Yes means No, and other hidden modalities
Claude Rivière
315. Modality and the history of English adhortatives
Manfred Krug
349. On the “great modal shift” sustained by come to VP
Philippe Bourdin
377. Author index
380. Subject index
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