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Contents: Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk/Krzysztof Kosecki: Introduction - Argiro Vatakis: TIMELY: A Network on Timing and Time Perception - Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk: Time and Time Experience in Language - Dwight Holbrook: Is Present Time a Precondition for the Existence of the Material and Public World? - James Moir: Time to Talk - Jacek Walinski: Complementarity of Space and Time in Motion-Framed Distance - Jacek Walinski: Atemporality of Coextension Paths - Janusz Badio: Temporal Parameters of Narrative Events: a Study of Unitizing a Videotaped Activity and its Verbal Coding - Jerzy Tomaszczyk: Investigating Perceptions of Lexical Obsolence - Martina Ivanova: Evidentiality and Temporal Perspective of Utterance - Joanna Latkowska: Creating the Timeline in English Narratives: the Bilingual Perspective - Dan Zakay/Dida Fleisig/Neta David: Prospective Timing During Conversations - Anna Esposito/Antonietta M. Esposito/Marilena Esposito: On Distinctive Visual and Auditory Timing Cues in Language Tasks - Andrzej Boguslawski: A Brief Account of a Negation Theory of the Slavonic Verbal Aspects - John Newman/Kristina Geeraert: TIME in a Semantically-annotated Corpus of Canadian English - Joanna Pawliczak: Time Metaphors in English - a Corpus-based Study - Krzysztof Kosecki: Metaphorical and Metonymic Representations of Time in Polish Sign Language - Agnes Leroux: Duration in English and in French: a Linguistic Description of the Relation Between a Process and a Time Interval - Michal B. Paradowski: Enhancing the Acquisition of Foreign-language Tense Properties - Valery Lichev: Relativity of Time in Belles-lettres - Jacek Wisniewski: When does an Era End? The Example of British Great War Poetry - Jadwiga Uchman: Time and Drama - the Last Soliloquy in Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus - Sonia Front: Absent Presence - Quantum Time and Quantum Consciousness in Wilson Harris's Palace of the Peacock - Selga Goldmane: Translation of Time: from Literary Work to Screen in Stanley Kubrick's - Karen Heald/Susan Ligget: Time and the Chora: Transitory Strata and in-between-ness within Dream Films - Magdalena Zegarlinska: In the Darkness of Future Past. Time in David Lynch's Films.
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