<p>This volume pulls together interdisciplinary research on structured representations of information as they exist in the mind and in the world. It explores how mental and physical representations affect cognition more generally, including memory accuracy and distortion, spatial cognition, the understanding and creation of vizualizations, and understanding events and gestures. The contributors are all internationally recognized researchers whose work is at the cutting-edge of the field. Its coverage will appeal to graduate-level cognitive scientists, technologists, philosophers, linguists, and educators.</p>