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• Introduction 'Evidentials in cross-linguistic perspective', by the Editor

PART A. EVIDENTIALITY: ITS EXPRESSION AND SCOPE

• Chapter 1 Evidentiality: the notion and the term — Kasper Boye
• Chapter 2 Evidentials and their meanings — Ferdinand de Haan
• Chapter 3 Non-propositional evidentiality — Guillaume Jacques
• Chapter 4 Extragrammatical expression of information source (including evidentiality strategies)— Mario Squartini
• Chapter 5. Evidentiality and formal semantic theories - Margaret Speas

PART B EVIDENTIALS AND OTHER GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES

• Chapter 6 Evidentials and person - Jackson Sun
• Chapter 7 Evidentials and verbal categories - Diana Forker
• Chapter 8 Evidentials and epistemic modalities - Björn Wiemer

PART C EVIDENTIALS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

• Chapter 9 Where do evidentials come from: historical development and grammaticalization of evidentials - Victor Friedman
• Chapter 10 Contact-induced change in evidentials - Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald

PART D EVIDENTIALS IN INTERACTION AND COGNITION

• Chapter 11 Evidentials and evidentiality strategies in interaction - Janis Nuckolls
• Chapter 12 Evidentiality and discourse - Rosaleen Howard
• Chapter 13 Evidentiality, information source and cultural stereotypes - Michael Wood
• Chapter 14 Evidentials, information source and cognition - Anna Papafragou and Ercenur Unal
• Chapter 15 How children acquire evidentials - Stanka Fitneva

PART E EVIDENTIALS ACROSS THE WORLD

• Chapter 16 Evidentiality in Nakh-Daghestanian languages - Diana Forker
• Chapter 17 Evidentiality in Uralic languages - Elena Skribnik
• Chapter 18 Evidentiality in Turkic languages - Lars Johanson
• Chapter 19 Evidentiality in Mongolic languages - Elena Skribnik
• Chapter 20 Evidentiality in Tibetic - Scott DeLancey
• Chapter 21 Evidentiality in Bodish (Tibeto-Burman) languages - Gwendolyn Hyslop
• Chapter 22 Evidentiality in Algonquian - Marie-Odile Junker
• Chapter 23 Evidentiality in Gitksan and Tsimshianic - Tyler Peterson
• Chapter 24 Evidentiality in the Uto-Aztecan languages - Tim Thornes
• Chapter 25 Evidentiality in the languages of the Andes - Diane and Dan Hintz
• Chapter 26 Evidentiality in Tucanoan languages - Kris Stenzel and Elsa Gomes-Imbert
• Chapter 27 Evidentiality in Bora-Witotoan languages - Kasia Wojtylak
• Chapter 28 Evidentiality in Cariban languages - Eithne Carlin
• Chapter 29 Evidentiality in Nambiquara languages - David Eberhard
• Chapter 30 Evidentiality in the languages of New Guinea - Hannah Sarvasy
• Chapter 31 Evidentiality in African languages - Anne Storch
• Chapter 32 Evidentiality stretagies in Latin American Spanish - Alcazar
• Chapter 33 Evidentiality in Japanese - Heiko Narrog and Wenjiang Yang
• Chapter 34 Evidentiality in Korean - Ho-min Sohn
• Chapter 35 Evidentiality in Formosan languages - Chia-jung Pan
• Chapter 36 Evidentiality in Philippine languages - Josephine Daguman
• Chapter 37 Evidentials and evidentiality strategies in sign languages - Sherman Wilcox and Barbara Shaffer