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Part 1 Cultural patterns, language and cognition: foxy chicks andplayboy bunnies - a case study in metaphorical lexicalization, Caitlin Hines;the domain of ancestral spirits in Bantu noun classification, Gary B. Palmerand Dorothea Neal Arin; deference as distance - metaphorical base ofhonorific verb construction in Japanese, Masako K. Hiraga; spatialconceptualiztion of time in Chinese, Ning Yu. Part 2 Psycholinguistic andneurolinguistic approaches: an "intersubjective" method forcognitive-semantic research on polysemy - the case of "get", Jarno Raukko;prepositional semantics and the fragile link between space and time, SallyRice et al; computability as a limiting cognitive constraint - complexityconcerns in metaphor comprehension about which cognitive linguists should beaware, Tony Veale et al; metaphor vs. conflation in the acquisition ofpolysemy - the case of "see", Christopher Johnson; acquisition of the Finnishconditional verb forms in formulaic utterances, Anneli Kauppinen; cognitivecompositionality - an activation and evaluation hypothesis, Hans Strohner andGijsbert Stoet; perceptual simulation in conceptual tasks, Lawrence W.Barsalou et al; dynamic conceptualization and the substitution of nouns andverbs in aphasia, M. Kimberly Kellogg; neuroscientific evidence againstWierzbicka's analysis of the meanings of basic colour terms, David Kemmerer.Part 3 Typological issues: specification in grammar, Tania A. Kuteva; thetypology of first person marking and its cognitive background, JohannesHelmbrecht; emergent grammatical relations - subjecthood in Kapampangan,William C. Morris; the story of "break" - cognitive categories of objects andthe system of verbs, Yoko Fujii.