Frontmatter -- Contents -- 1 Introduction -- Part I: Contrasting reported speech and reported thought -- 2 The morphosyntax of reported speech and reported thought: A preliminary survey -- 3 To want, to think, to say: The development of WANT in German from volitional to reportative modal -- 4 Reporting speech and thought in Upper Napo Kichwa -- 5 On the emergence of quotative bueno in Spanish: A dialectal view -- Part II: Pathways from saying to thinking -- 6 Thinking out loud? Je me suis dit 'I said to myself' and j'étais là 'I was there' in French talk-in-interaction -- 7 Self-quotations of speech and thought, and how to distinguish them -- 8 When saying becomes thinking: A case of the Georgian autonomous quotative metki -- 9 Reported thought embedded in reported speech in Thai news reports -- Part III: Reported thought as a category in its own right -- 10 Complementizer deletion in structures of reporting on thinking in Argentinian Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese -- 11 Towards a typology of reported thought -- Index