Hubert Cuyckens, Lobke Ghesquière and Daniël Van Olmen
IGrammaticalization and (inter)subjectification
Heiko Narrog
1Three types of subjectivity, three types of intersubjectivity, their dynamicization and a synthesis
Karin Beijering
2Grammaticalization and (inter)subjectification: The case of the Swedish modals må and måtte
Adeline Patard and Johan van der Auwera
3The French comparative modal constructions faire mieux de, valoir mieux and falloir mieux
Gijsbert Rutten and Marijke van der Wal
4Discourse continuity and the written medium: Continuative relative clauses in the history of Dutch
Hilary Chappell
5From verb of saying to discourse marker in Southern Min: (Inter)subjectification and grammaticalization
Thomas Egan
6The subjective and intersubjective uses of “fail to” and “not fail to”
IIGrammaticalization and directionality
Luisa Brucale and Egle Mocciaro
7Paths of grammaticalization of the Early Latin per/per-: A cognitive hypothesis
Andrzej M. Łęcki and Jerzy Nykiel
8Grammaticalization of the English adverbial subordinator in order that
Björn Hansen
9What happens after grammaticalization? Post-grammaticalization processes in the area of modality
Helle Metslang
10Can a language be forced? The case of Estonian
Debra Ziegeler
11Historical replication in contact grammaticalization
Freek Van de Velde and Béatrice Lamiroy
12External possessors in West Germanic and Romance: Differential speed in the drift toward NP configurationality