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Time to speak: Cognitive and Neural Prerequisites Time in Language

• Foreword - Indefrey P., Gullberg M. p. v-v
• Time in Language, Language in Time - Klein W. p. 1-12
• Time in Language, Situation Models, and Mental Simulations - Zwaan R.A. p. 13-26
• Simulation Semantics and the Linguistics of Time. Commentary on Zwaan - Evans V. p. 27-33
• Processing Temporal Constraints: An ERP Study - Baggio G. p. 35-55
• Processing Temporal Constraints and Some Implications for the Investigation of Second Language Sentence Processing and Acquisition. Commentary on Baggio - Roberts L. p. 57-61
• Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Whorf? Crosslinguistic Differences in Temporal Language and Thought - Casasanto D. p. 63-79
• Nominal Tense. Time for Further Whorfian Adventures? Commentary on Casasanto - Muysken P. p. 81-88
• Temporal Decentering and the Development of Temporal Concepts - McCormack T., Hoerl C. p. 89-113
• Temporal Cognition and Temporal Language the First and Second Times Around. Commentary on McCormack and Hoerl - Ellis N.C. p. 115-121
• Time, Language, and Autobiographical Memory - Burt C.D.B. p. 123-141
• How Semantic and Episodic Memory Contribute to Autobiographical Memory. Commentary on Burt - Tendolkar I. p. 143-147
• The Perception of Time: Basic Research and Some Potential Links to the Study of Language - Wearden J.H. p. 149-171
• Time in Agrammatic Aphasia. Commentary on Wearden - Kolk H. p. 173-177
• Neural Bases of Sequence Processing in Action and Language - Carota F., Sirigu A. p. 179-199
• Sequential Event Processing: Domain Specificity or Task Specificity? Commentary on Carota and Sirigu - Toni I. p. 201-205
• Cognitive and Neural Prerequisites for Time in Language: Any Answers? - Gullberg M., Indefrey P. p. 207-216