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Acknowledgements vii
1 Does memory have a history? 1
Individual memory as a historical problem 2
A conceptual history 6
The history of memory and the discipline of psychology 9
About this book 14
2 The rule of metaphor 24
The persistence of metaphor 24
How the gift of mnemosyne changed 27
Inscription: writing as memory 31
First sketch of a literary model: Aristotle 35
The culture of literacy and its standard model of memory 37
Physical analogies 41
Computer memory 48
3 The cultivation of memory 59
From the singer of tales to the art of memory 59
The order of places and the order of things 66
Monastic memory 71
Medieval manuscripts as mnemonic devices 73
Working with texts 78
Decline of mnemonics and memory discourse 83
4 Privileged knowledge 91
Esoteric knowledge 92
The privatization of memory 98
Alienated memory 106
Biology and the science of forgetting 109
Memory as injury 112
Another kind of victim 116
5 An experimental science of memory 124
Is memory a scientific category? 124
The memorizing trap 127
The road not taken: Gestalt psychology 133
Sir Frederic's insight: reproduction is reconstruction 137
The Dark Ages of memory research and its critics 143
A different language 145
6 Memory kinds 156
A coat of many colours 156
Sensory memory and memory of the intellect 158
Enter phrenology 161
Phylogenesis and individual memory 162
Philosophers make distinctions 164
Amnesics speak 168
Memory systems in experimental psychology 171
The memory that is short 176
7 Truth in memory 188
Imagination and memory 189
A science of testimony 193
Psychoanalysis as an art of memory197
Politics, truth and traumatic memory 205
8 A place for memory 222
Where is memory? 222
Generic phrenology 225
Loss of geographical certainties 229
A note on networks 233
The decade of the brain 234
9 Memory in its place 243
Fuzzy boundaries 243
The inner senses 246
Faculty psychology and its demise 248
Memory, perception and the individual 251
Is memory in the head? 259
Bibliography 278
Index 302
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