Introduction

Memory in the twenty-first century

Sebastian Groes

1-13

Metaphors of memory

from the classical world to modernity

Corin Depper

27-37

Proust, the madeleine and memory

Barry Smith

38-41

Proust recalled

a psychological revisiting of that madeleine memory moment

E. Leigh Gibson

42-50

The persistence of surrealism

memory, dreams and the dead

Jeannette Baxter

51-56

The brain observatory and the imaginary media of memory research

Flora Lysen

57-62

Memory and the fictional imagination

creating memories

Peter Childs

63-66

Misled by metaphor

Nicholas Carr

67-69

Calling Gaia

world brains and global memory

Stephan Besser

70-75

What's in a brain?

Will Self

89-96

Will Self and his inner seahorse

Hugo J. Spiers

97-102

Navigational aids in neuropsychological rehabilitation

Ineke van der Ham

103-107

Living digitally

Wendy Moncur

108-112

Death and memory in the twenty-first century

Stacey Pitsillides

113-118

The oceanic literary reading mind

an impression

Michael Burke

119-124

Memory and the reading substrate

Adriaan van der Weel

125-129

Memory, materiality and the ethics of reading in the digital age

Sebastian Groes

130-137

Time that is intolerant

Claire Colebrook

147-158

Climate change and memory

Mike Hulme

159-162

Memories of snow

nostalgia, amnesia, re-reading

Greg Garrard

163-169

Writing climate change

Maggie Gee

170-174

Against nostalgia

climate change art and memory

Sebastian Groes

175-187

The trace of the future

Mark Currie

199-204

Simulation and the evolution of thought

Joanna J. Bryson

205-207

Imaginative anticipation

rethinking memory for alternative futures

Jessica Bland

208-212

Memory is no longer what it used to be

Patricia Pisters

213-217

"We can remember it, funes, wholesale"

Borges, total recall and the logic of memory

Adam Roberts

218-228

Remembering without stored contents

a philosophical reflection on memory

Daniel Hutto

229-236

Remembering

Larry R. Squire, John T. Wixted

251-262

Directed forgetting

Karen R. Brandt

263-267

Remembrance in the twenty-first century

Peter Childs

268-270

The body and the page in poetry readings as remembrance of composition

Holly Pester

271-275

Our plastic brain

remembering and forgetting art

Heather H. Yeung

276-279

Amnesia and identity in contemporary literature

Jason Tougaw

280-285

Amnesia in young adult fiction

Alison Waller

286-291

Remembering responsibly

Thomas F. Coker, Heather H. Yeung

292-297

Losing the self?

subjectivity in the digital age

Claire Colebrook

307-315

Memory and voices

challenging psychiatric diagnosis through the novel

Patricia Waugh

316-324

Rereading the self

Alison Waller

325-329

Neuroscience and posthuman memory

Robert Pepperell

330-333

The confabulation of self

Joanna J. Bryson

334-337

Malingering and memory

Neander Abreu

338-342

Trauma and the truth

Martijn Meeter

343-346