Evidentialität als argumentative Funktion am Beispiel des Deutschen, Russischen und Kasachischen

Л. Е. Дальбергенова, Sholpan K. Zharkynbekova

2020

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DOI 10.1515/slaw-2020-0006
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Summary The present paper is dedicated to evidentiality in the argumentative discourse in the communicative-pragmatic aspect (using the example of German, Russian and Kazakh). The paper contributes to the research of deeper and fundamental issues of a speaker’s point of view in constructing an argumentation. The linguistic features of evidentiality in German, Russian and Kazakh are empirically determined and contrastively investigated. The evidential markings allow the speaker to remain credible and reliable in his arguments.