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Anna
Daugavet

St
Petersburg State University

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The
analysis of data extracted from the Balanced Corpus of Modern Latvian reveals
that the non-modal variant of vajadz&#275;t is mostly used with
pronouns, especially those referring to the speaker. The modal variant of vajadz&#275;t,
on the contrary, is similar to the debitive in that the majority of their
dative subjects are non-participants of the speech act, mostly represented by
substantives which can be not only animate but also inani-mate. In those cases
where the modal vajadz&#275;t and the debitive have the speaker as their
subjects, they are more likely to receive dynamic meaning. If the subject
corresponds to the addressee or non-participants of the speech act, the most
frequent interpretation is a deontic one. Epistemic meaning is relatively more
common with the modal vajadz&#275;t than with the debitive irrespective
of the subject type.

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Keywords:
Latvian,
necessitive modality, deontic modality, dynamic modality, subject, animacy.

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