… interested in language only to the extent that there are implications for mental imagery. The
… by the overlap between mental imagery, space, and language can be identified as the core …

… Mental imagery: We can evoke in our minds scenes observed from a specific viewpoint,
imaginary or remembered scenes. Kosslyn (1980) and Finke (1989) claim these …

… cognitive processes involved in the production of route directions. Central to the chapter will
be the issue of the mental representations which code spatial … through mental imagery, will …

… If imagery is of critical importance in other cognitive operations that involve conceptual …
notion that language understanding critically engages mental imagery, or mental simulation…

… Crucially, an important novel finding of the current study is the interaction between spatial
cognitive biases – individual preferences for egocentric or allocentric reference frames – and …

… -spatial cognition in the ageing minds of adults, on the nature and use of imagery in the blind,
on visuo-spatial … on the involvement of mental imagery during visuo-spatial thinking. It is …

… the representations underlying visual mental images cannot be entirely language-like; rather,
… To provide direct evidence for the embodied nature of spatial cognition, they used a mental …

… we will use evidence from language to provide … spatial cognition: Our premise is that any
aspect of space that can be expressed in language must also be present in nonlinguistic spatial …

… mental imagery and language (more particularly in this case, between cognitive maps and
language)… off" a cognitive map, which is the more or less faithful image, in the direction-giver's …

… be said about mental imagery.Therefore, this dissertation narrows in on mental imagery in
the … It would prove that language (in this case, the words that combine into the whole of this …