Event-Based Time in Three Indigenous Amazonian and Xinguan Cultures and Languages

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Psychology, March 2019

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#eventbasedtime https://t.co/dUkstR3y6u

10 Apr 2019

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RT @UEA_HUMGrad: Shout out to @uniofeastanglia researcher and recent @CHASE_DTP award-holder for her new publication: Event-Based Time in T…

29 Mar 2019

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Shout out to @uniofeastanglia researcher and recent @CHASE_DTP award-holder for her new publication: Event-Based Time in Three Indigenous Amazonian and Xinguan Cultures and Languages https://t.co/L5VPHxtSOW

29 Mar 2019

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Imagine a language for which there was no word for "time" or "year", and where the past was located "in your eye", not behind you... https://t.co/rFQH0kwQHP @bbbourq

25 Mar 2019

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