Space, Time and Number in the Brain

<p>Section I Mental Magnitudes and their Transformations<br>1. Mental Magnitudes<br>2. Objects, Sets, and Ensembles<br>3. Attention Mechanisms for Counting in Stabilized and in Dynamic Displays</p> <p>Section II Neural Codes for Space, Time and Number<br>4. A Manifold of Spatial Maps in the Brain<br>5. Temporal Neuronal Oscillations can Produce Spatial Phase Codes<br>6. Population Clocks<br>7. Discrete Neuroanatomical Substrates for Generating and Updating Temporal Expectations<br>8. The Neural Code for Number</p> <p>Section III Shared Mechanisms for Space, Time and Number?<br>9. Synesthesia<br>10. How is Number Associated with Space? The Role of Working Memory<br>11. Neglect “Around the Clock”<br>12. Saccades Compress Space, Time, and Number*</p> <p>Section IV Origins of Proto-Mathematical Intuitions<br>13. Origins of Spatial, Temporal, and Numerical Cognition<br>14. Evolutionary Foundations of the Approximate Number System<br>15. Origins and Development of Generalized Magnitude Representation</p> <p>Section V Representational Change and Education<br>16. Foundational Numerical Capacities and the Origins of Dyscalculia<br>17. Neurocognitive Start-Up Tools for Symbolic Number Representations<br>18. Natural Number and Natural Geometry<br>19. Geometry as a Universal Mental Construction<br>20. How Languages Construct Time<br>21. Improving Low-Income Children’s Number Sense</p>