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Evidential Auxiliaries as Non–Reliability Markers in Bulgarian Parliamentary Speech

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In the evidentiality system of Bulgarian, there are three evidential auxiliaries that form complex verbal forms. The paper analyzes their potential to mark non-reliability in political discourse by using the ParlaMint-BG corpus of parliamentary debates. The method of the study includes detection, categorisation and context analysis of the evidentials formed with auxiliaries. The results prove that the evidential auxiliaries function as markers of non reliability, especially in argumentative text type such as political discourse.
Title: Evidential Auxiliaries as Non–Reliability Markers in Bulgarian Parliamentary Speech
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In the evidentiality system of Bulgarian, there are three evidential auxiliaries that form complex verbal forms.
The paper analyzes their potential to mark non-reliability in political discourse by using the ParlaMint-BG corpus of parliamentary debates.
The method of the study includes detection, categorisation and context analysis of the evidentials formed with auxiliaries.
The results prove that the evidential auxiliaries function as markers of non reliability, especially in argumentative text type such as political discourse.

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