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1. Grammatical elements that encode the semantic category of mirativity are called Miratives (abbreviated MIR).

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2. Miratives meaning Plural form of mirative.

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3. Miratives are contained within the mirativity grammar category

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4. Grammatical elements that encode the semantic category of mirativity are called Miratives (abbreviated MIR).

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5. This study investigates the relationship between three linguistic functions: thetics, Miratives and exclamatives

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6. The semantic feature of surprise, that is often attached to Miratives in the literature, is tentatively analyzed as a context-conditioned implicature of realization by means of Gricean principles

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7. Though stable canonical Miratives marking surprise may be identified and described in some languages, most Miratives arise from pragmatic extensions of other functions (Olbertz 2009) and therefore

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8. By Miratives - December 16, 2016 Hi guys, finally feels like setting up an alter ego for my love to makeup and beauty

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9. Miratives proper (though seeRett & Murray(2013) inter alia for arguments to the contrary)

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10. Miratives across constructions and languages 10/28/12 2.3 Dependent Miratives markers whose mirative interpretation is not always available, i.e

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11. This study investigates the relationship between three linguistic functions: thetics, Miratives and exclamatives

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12. Miratives have often been thought of as expressing predications which can be schematised as ‘ p is Y for the speaker at the time of the utterance’, where Y is a member of the set (surprising, new information, a sudden revelation, …).

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13. Mirativity, initially proposed by Scott DeLancey, is a grammatical category in a language, independent of evidentiality, that encodes the speaker's surprise or the unpreparedness of their mind.Grammatical elements that encode the semantic category of mirativity are called Miratives (abbreviated MIR).

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14. Spanish inferentials and Miratives are items that pass standard tests for elements that contribute to propositional content, so the conclusion is that they are not illocutionary operators/parenthetical markers, but modal propositional operators (partially) located in semantics.

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15. A comparison of expressives and Miratives Jessica Rett July 2020 Abstract There is a strong and vocal tradition of expressives being characterized as denoting conventional implicatures (Potts 2005, et seq.), and some have taken the category of expressives to include exclamation (Zimmermann 2007)

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16. 8 We assume, following Adelaar, 1977, Adelaar, 2013 and Mexas (2016), that the basic grammatical meaning of Miratives is that of ‘sudden realization’.

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17. Grammatical elements that encode the semantic category of mirativity are called Miratives (abbreviated MIR)

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18. Miratives across constructions and languages 10/28/12 2.3 Dependent Miratives • markers whose mirative interpretation is not always available, i.e

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19. Meaning of Miratives can be expressed without evidentials, mirativity is often closely related to evidentiality (2004: 195)

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20. Aware of the proportion between languages that have morphological Miratives and those that do not

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21. The simplest cases involve morphemes that encode mirativity independently of any other kinds of meanings introduced by grammatical evidentials or aspect: the non-implicated Miratives.

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22. Lexical Miratives are uttered by the younger generation

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23. Miratives are typologically associated with evidential markers, especially when they are parasitic on evidentials

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24. Evidentials may participate in ‘interrogative ips’ where they become addressee-oriented in interrogatives instead of speaker-oreinted in languages such as Cheyenne, but associated parasitic Miratives cannot participate in a similar

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25. Miratives and end in working definitions of both notions

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26. In section 3 I will compare how exclamatives and Miratives react to two tests relating to their syntax and semantics

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27. Miratives differ from Exclamatives with respect to their syntax and semantics in such a way that they should be considered concepts of different kinds: the latter is a pragmatic concept, expressing the speaker’s attitude towards the Communicated Content at the Interpersonal Level in FDG, whereas the former is a semantic concept, modifying the

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28. Mirativity, initially proposed by Scott DeLancey, is a grammatical category in a language, independent of evidentiality, that encodes the speaker's surprise or the unpreparedness of their mind.Grammatical elements that encode the semantic category of mirativity are called Miratives (abbreviated MIR).

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29. In Spanish Miratives (1), the past imperfect and the pluperfect (Andean varieties) are used to express mirativity in the present and the past respectively

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30. Like other Miratives, lá may mark surprise, counter-expectation, discovery, and even reported speech (DeLancey 1990, 1997, 2001; Aikhenvald 2004, 2012)

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31. Of Miratives, the past tense keeps its normal semantics, but is interpreted in the CP domain as the time argument of the modal base, rather than in TP

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32. The strictly limited use of the immediate evidential form compared to Miratives such as those of Kham or Hare is an inevitable consequence of its position in a paradigm where it contrasts with other epistemic categories, the personal and generic.

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33. Other associated meanings of Miratives has significant advantages over alternative treatments

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34. Based on the data presented here, this article puts forth the tentative hypothesis that due to principles of iconicity, Miratives will tend to be recent grammaticalizations

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35. The semantic feature of surprise, that is often attached to Miratives in the literature, is tentatively analyzed as a context-conditioned implicature of realization by means of Gricean principles

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36. A two-stage exhaustification account for Italian additives/Miratives", and Seid Tvica presented his work on "VOS-VSO alternations in Kaqchikel"

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37. Miratives (English) Noun Miratives Plural of mirative

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