From Space to Time -- Editorial page -- Title page -- LCC data -- Eugene Homer Casad -- Table of contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of maps -- Abbreviations -- Author's preface -- Editors' preface -- References -- Prologue -- Introduction -- Part 1. Background and orientation -- Chapter 1. The Cora people and their language -- Chapter 2. Theoretical prerequisites -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Overview of Cognitive Grammar -- 2.3 Aspects of imagery and construal -- 2.4 Semantic domains -- 2.5 Figure and ground relations -- 2.5.1 Characterizing figure/ground organization -- 2.5.2 The linguistic side of figure/ground organization -- 2.6 Reference point constructions -- 2.7 Grounding -- 2.8 The viewing arrangement -- 2.9 Grammaticalization processes -- 2.9.1 Overview of grammaticalization -- 2.9.2 Meillet as innovator of the term 'grammaticalization -- 2.9.3 The Cora bi-verbal construction -- 2.9.4 Heine and Reh (1984) -- Part 2. The emergence of the Cora locative system -- Chapter 3. Inventory of Cora and Huichollocative prefixes -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.1.1 Cora and Huichol sound correspondences -- 3.1.2 Corachol vowel correspondences -- 3.2 Cora and Huichol prefixes: Historical background -- 3.3 The eleven Huichol prefixes vis-à-vis Cora -- 3.3.1 Huichol e- 'ablative' and a- 'allative' -- 3.3.2 Huichol and Cora na- and nu- -- 3.3.3 Huichol ye- and Cora ra- -- 3.4 Locative-directional prefixes unique to Cora -- 3.4.1 Cora ablative uu- -- 3.4.2 Huichol a- allative and Cora ii- allative -- 3.4.3 Cora ve'e- 'covering a surface' or 'coming this way' -- 3.4.4 Cora re'e- 'back and forth' -- 3.4.5 Cora tya- 'in the middle' -- Chapter 4. Emergence of some Cora locative prefixsequences -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Cora locative particle and clitic sources -- 4.3 Cora locative procomplement aúu and subordinator a'u.

4.3.1 Typical usages of the procomplement aúu -- 4.3.2 Typical usages of the locative subordinator á'u -- 4.4 Cora topographic particles and adverbs -- 4.5 Cora -h and an-: Historical evidence from Uto-Aztecan -- 4.5.1 Evidence from Southern Tepehuan -- 4.5.2 Evidence from Tohono O'odham -- 4.5.3 Evidence from Náhuatl -- 4.6 Cora a-ná- and a-nú-: Adverbial demonstrative source -- 4.6.1 Huichol adverbial demonstratives -- 4.6.2 O'odham adverbial demonstratives -- 4.6.3 Yaqui adverbial demonstratives -- 4.7 Cliffs, innards, and metonymies -- 4.7.1 Where did Huichol directional -pa-i go? -- 4.7.2 Cora u-rá- and Southern Tepehuan temporals -- 4.7.3 A pair of downers: a-ká and u-ká -- 4.8 Emergence of Cora topographical adverbs -- 4.9 Verbal locative prefix sequences from Proto-Corachol -- Part 3. From space to time -- Chapter 5. Cora temporals -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Tense-aspect and clausal subordinators -- 5.3 Temporal use of the conditional -- 5.4 Sectors of the day and night cycle -- 5.5 Temporal uses of quantifiers -- 5.6 The temporal verb ha'atyéevi'i -- 5.7 Complex temporal expressions with postpositions -- Chapter 6. Space, events, and time in Cora -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Topography-based models of time -- 6.2.1 The distal form áhka'i -- 6.2.2 The medial form máhka'i -- 6.2.3 The verb antyipwá'araka'a -- 6.3 The horizontal movement of time -- 6.3.1 Time viewed perfectively -- 6.3.2 Heightened perfective wa-ta- -- 6.3.3 Intentive uu- -- 6.3.4 The complex path perfective -- 6.4 Time viewed imperfectively -- 6.5 Time viewed cyclically -- 6.6 Time stands back to back -- Chapter 7. Time and the sequencing of events -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Normal sequence of events A and B -- 7.3 Closure of sequence of events -- 7.4 Event B immediately following event A -- 7.5 The 'instrumental precipitous action' construction.

7.6 The 'delayed temporal succession' scenario -- 7.6.1 Short delay: ha'a¢ú plus main verb -- 7.6.2 Longer delay: The temporal verb ha'atyéevi'i -- 7.7 Events that form a natural sequence -- 7.8 Immediate succession of days -- Chapter 8. Grammatical constructions and theirtemporal usages -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Event B encounters pre-existing condition A -- 8.3 Repetitive senses of time -- 8.4 Remote time -- 8.5 Another view of time: 'no longer' and others -- 8.6 Beginnings, endings, and spans of days and months -- 8.7 Events and their interrelations across clause/sentence boundaries -- 8.8 Temporal grounding via the bi-verbal construction -- 8.9 Definite and indefinite temporals -- Notes -- References -- Name index -- Subject index.