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Anaphoric then: aspectual, textual, and epistemic meaning

Like many temporal markers, then has anaphoric as well as deictic uses. An analysis of then in everyday discourse shows that two anaphoric uses (viewed in Reichenbach's terms, as shifting or continuing reference time from prior text) are differentiated by clause position and have systematic effects on the aspectual meaning of predicates. Textual uses of then (in narratives and lists) and epistemic uses 0/then (in conditionals and initiation/response/evaluation sequences) follow the same pattern as the temporal uses.