Memory
The Ancient Art Of Memory, Modern Memory And Personal Identity, The Social Frameworks Of Collective Memory
The history of the idea of memory is associated with the cultural uses of two kinds of memory, episodic and semantic. Episodic memory concerns the conscious recall of particular events. Interest in its nature dates from antiquity, and mnemonic techniques for strengthening memory's resources, known as the "art of memory," were developed as rhetorical skills. Semantic memory deals in tacit understandings—habits of mind and implicit knowledge on the boundary between the conscious and the unconscious. In modern times, scholars have treated it as a realm apart from episodic memory in light of a newly discovered awareness of the significance of the social contexts of collective memory.
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- Memory - History, Theories Of Basic Memory Processes, Models Of Memory Operation, Three Information Processing Systems - Divisions of long-yerm memory
- Memory - The Ancient Art Of Memory
- Memory - Modern Memory And Personal Identity
- Memory - The Social Frameworks Of Collective Memory
- Memory - The Fragility Of Memory In A Postmodern Age
- Memory - Cultural Contexts Of Memory In The Twenty-first Century
- Memory - History's Claims On Memory: A Remedy Or A Poison?
- Memory - Bibliography
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