i-iv -- Table of contents -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Section I: Large theoretical issues -- Subjectification, grammaticization, and conceptual archetypes -- Logic, subjectivity, and the semantics/pragmatics distinction -- Toward a typology of linguistic subjectivity: A cognitive and cross-linguistic approach to grammaticalized deixis -- Section II: Case studies I - Modals and modality -- Subjectification in (expressions of) epistemic modality and the development of the grounding predication -- Langacker's 'subjectification' and 'grounding': A more gradual view -- Conceptual and constructional considerations on the subjectivity of English and Spanish modals -- Section III: Case studies II - Adjectives -- Adjectives and subjectivity -- Grammaticalization and subjectification of the English adjectives of general comparison -- Subjectification in gradable adjectives -- Section IV: Syntax and semantics -- On subjectivity and 'long distance Wh-movement' -- Subjective construal and factual interpretation in sentential complements -- Zero in syntax, ten in pragmatics: Subjectification as syntactic cancellation -- Author index -- Subject index -- 409-410