Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): Emotions do not enter grammar because they are constructed (by grammar) (Wiltschko)

Volume 7, Issue 1

Emotions do not enter grammar because they are constructed (by grammar)
Martina Wiltschko

Published: 2024-08-09

Focus Article

Emotions do not enter grammar because they are constructed (by grammar)

Martina Wiltschko

1–62
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Discussion Notes

Emotions do enter grammar, and the other way around

Ad Foolen

63–69
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On hypothetical grammatical emotional categories

Marta Ruda

70–79
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The subjunctive as a linguistic expression of the core of emotions A contribution to Wiltschko’s (2024) view on constructed emotions

Lena Baunaz, Genoveva Puskás

80–91
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Emotions and grammar: Challenges from the periphery

Andreas Trotzke

90–96
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Emotions do enter grammar because grammar is meaningful

Augusto Soares da Silva

97–110
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On the fringes of grammar The role of prosody in affective communication

Nicolás Rivera

111–119
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The study of language and emotion in a new key

Norbert Corver
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