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Preface Acknowledgments Symbols Used in Transcriptions of Speech 1:Introduction 2: Understanding Language and the Mind 3: The Nature ofConsciousness 4: Speaking and Writing 5: Intonation Units 6: ActivationCost 7: Starting Points, Subjects, and the Light Subject Constraint 8:Identifiability and "Definiteness" 9: The One New Idea Constraint 10:Discourse Topics 11: Topic Hierarchies and Sentences 12: Another Language13: Some Alternative Approaches to Information Flow 14: The Flow ofConsciousness in Music 15: The Immediate and Displaced Modes inConversational Language 16: Representing Other Speech and Thought inConversation 17: Displaced Immediacy in Written First-Person Fiction 18:Representing Other Speech and Thought in First-Person Fiction with DisplacedImmediacy 19: Displaced Immediacy in Written Third-Person Fiction 20:Written Fiction That (Partially) Lacks a Represented Consciousness 21:Written Nonfiction 22: Displacement Integrated with Flow 23: WrittenParagraphs and Discourse Topics 24: Epilogue References Index