Memory in the Twenty-First Century

List of illustrations<BR>Foreword; N. Katherine Hayles<BR>Acknowledgements<BR>Notes on Contributors<BR>Introduction: Memory in the Twenty-first Century; Sebastian Groes <BR>PART I: METAPHORS OF MEMORY<BR>1. Metaphors of Memory: From the Classical World to Modernity; Corin Depper<BR>2. Proust, the Madeleine, and Memory; Barry C. Smith<BR>3. Proust Recalled: A Psychological Revisiting of that Madeleine Memory Moment; E. Leigh Gibson<BR>4. The Persistence of Surrealism: Memory, Dreams and the Dead; Jeannette Baxter<BR>5. 'There Was Nothing Hidden That Might Not Be Revealed': The Brain Observatory and the Imaginary Media of Memory Research; Flora Lysen<BR>6. Memory and the Fictional Imagination: Creating Memories; Peter Childs<BR>7. Misled by Metaphor; Nicholas Carr<BR>8. Calling Gaia: World Brains and Global Memory; Stephan Besser<BR>PART II: MEMORY IN THE DIGITAL AGE<BR>9. What's in a Brain?; Will Self<BR>10. Will Self and his Inner Seahorse; Hugo Spiers<BR>11. Navigation Aids in Neuropsychological Rehabilitation; Ineke van der Ham<BR>12. Living Digitally; Wendy Moncur<BR>13. Death and Memory in the Twenty-first Century; Stacey Pitsillides<BR>14. The Oceanic Literary Reading Mind: An Impression; Michael Burke<BR>15. Memory and the Reading Substrate; Adrian van der Weel<BR>16. Memory, Materiality the Ethics of Reading in the Digital age; Sebastian Groes <BR>PART III: ECOLOGIES OF MEMORY<BR>17. Time that is Intolerant; Claire Colebrook<BR>18. 'The Winters Were Colder and the Snows Deeper'; Mike Hulme<BR>19. Memories of Snow: Nostalgia, Amnesia, Re-reading; Greg Garrard<BR>20. Writing Climate Change; Maggie Gee<BR>21. Against Nostalgia: Antony Gormley, Ian McEwan and J. G. Ballard's Climate Change Art; Sebastian Groes<BR>PART IV: MEMORY AND THE FUTURE<BR>22. The Trace of the Future; Mark Currie<BR>23. Simulation and the Evolution of Thought; Joanna J. Bryson<BR>24. Imaginative Anticipation: Rethinking Memory for Alternative Futures; Jessica Bland<BR>25. Memory is No Longer What it Used to Be; Patricia Pisters<BR>26. 'We Can Remember It, Funes, Wholesale': Borges, Total Recall and the Logic of Memory; Adam Roberts<BR>27. Remembering Without Stored Contents: A Philosophical Reflection on Memory; Daniel D. Hutto<BR>PART V: FORGETTING<BR>28. Remembering; Larry R. Squire and John T. Wixted<BR>29. Directed Forgetting; Karen R. Brandt<BR>30. Remembrance in the Twenty-first Century; Peter Childs<BR>31. Memory, Hither Come: The Body and the Page in Poetry Readings as Remembrance of Composition; Holly Pester<BR>32. Our Plastic Brain: Remembering and Forgetting Art; Heather H. Yeung<BR>33. Amnesia and Identity in Contemporary Literature; Jason Tougaw<BR>34. Amnesia in Young Adult Fiction; Alison Waller<BR>35. Remembering Responsibly; Thomas F. Coker and Heather H. Yeung<BR>PART VI: TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY SUBJECTIVITIES<BR>36. Losing the Self? Subjectivity in the Digital Age; Claire Colebrook<BR>37. Memory and Voices: Challenging Psychiatric Diagnosis Through the Novel; Patricia Waugh<BR>38. Rereading the Self: On Remembering Multiple Selves In and Out of Young Adult Fiction; Alison Waller<BR>39. Neuroscience and Posthuman Memory; Robert Pepperell<BR>40. The Confabulation of Self; Joanna J. Bryson<BR>41. Malingering and Memory; Neander Abreu<BR>42. Trauma and the Truth; Martijn Meeter<BR>Conclusion: 'The Futures of Memory'; Sebastian Groes<BR>References<BR>Index