Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Part I. Tense, Aspect, and Modals: Their Categorial Status and Cross- linguistic Variation
5. Chapter One. TAM Coding and Temporal Interpretation in West African Languages 6
6. Chapter Two. Modals: Meaning Categories? 45
7. Chapter 3. Epistemic Future and Epistemic MUST: Nonveridicality, Evidence, and Partial Knowledge 75
8. Part II. Irrealis Moods: Subjunctive and Imperative
9. Chapter 4. On Finiteness and the Left Periphery: Focusing on Subjunctive 125
10. Chapter 5. Evaluative Subjunctive and Nonveridicality 177
11. Chapter 6. The Essence of a Category: Lessons from the Subjunctive 218
12. Chapter 7. Imperatives as (Non-)modals 255
13. Chapter 8. Approaching the Morphosyntax and Semantics of Mood 286
14. Part III. Aspectual Recursion and Aspectual Coercion
15. Chapter 9. Aspectual Composition and Recursion 314
16. Chapter 10. Can Semantic Theories Be Tested Experimentally? The Case of Aspectual Coercion 346
17. Chapter 11. Aspectual Coercion versus Blocking: Experimental Evidence from an ERP Study of Polish Converbs 381
18. About the Editors 437
19. About the Contributors 441
20. Index 445