Ad Foolen, Tom van der Wouden
págs. 1-6
The Evidential and Validational Licensing Conditions for the Cusco Quechua Enclitic -mi
Martina Faller
págs. 7-22
From Aspectuality to Discourse Marking: The Case of French "déjà" and "encore"
Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen
págs. 23-52
Polarity-sensitive Scalar Particles in Early Modern and Present-day Dutch: Distributional Differences and Diachronic Developments
Jack Hoeksema
págs. 53-64
Phasality, Polarity, Focality: A Feature Analysis of the Latin particle "iam"
Caroline Kroon, Rodie Risselada
págs. 65-78
Diana M. Lewis
págs. 79-92
Set-evoking Particles: A Study of the Colloquial Russian Particle "-to"
Svetlana McCoy
págs. 93-104
Preverbal Modal Particles in Gascony Occitan
Claus D. Pusch
págs. 105-118
Additive Particles and Scalar Endpoint Marking
Scott A. Schwenter
págs. 119-134
Homonymy, Polysemy, Category Membership: The Case of Greek Modal Particles
Anastasios Tsangalidis
págs. 135-150
Particle Research Meets Corpus Linguistics: On the Collocational Behavior of Particles
Tom van der Wouden
págs. 151-174
The Aspectual Significance of Event Particles
Frans Zwarts, Tom van der Wouden, Víctor M. Sánchez Valencia
págs. 175-208