Discourse Particles in Asian Languages (Multiple-component retail product)

Vol 1: 1 On the mirative use of the no (da) construction in Japanese 2 Evidentiality, inference, conclusion: Japanese no as a particle and complementizer 3 Mandarin Chinese sentence final de as a marker of private evidence 4 How are contrasts marked??The case of ne in in Mandarin Chinese 5 Cantonese question particles 6 Softness, assertiveness and their expression via Cantonese sentence final particles 7 Formality weakening and the underspecified expressive yo in Korean Vol 2: 1 Tagalog pala: An unsurprising case of mirativity 2 Discourse particles in Tagalog: The case of e 3 A Kimaragang status particle: Accessible information 4 A syntactic universal in a contact language: The story of Singlish already 5 On the discourse marker dah in Colloquial Malay (and sudah in Sabah Malay) 6 On the apparently non-additive use of Malay additive pun 7 A unified analysis of (some) discourse particles in Thai 8 Interpersonal uses of the pragmatic particle /k???/ in Thai conversation 9 A scalar semantics for the Vietnamese sentence-final particle co 10 Syntax-information structure interface in Vietnamese