Titlebook: Memory in the Twenty-First Century; New Critical Perspec Sebastian Groes (Senior Lecturer in English Litera Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if app

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Proust, the Madeleine and Memory life. At first the narrator describes himself as being struck in a way that captures his attention. He is not sure what this sudden awareness means, but he conjectures that it was his tasting the madeleine soaked in tea that brought about this startling feeling. He tastes it again. The same feeling

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Proust Recalled: A Psychological Revisiting of That Madeleine Memory Momentin literature. Proust famously relates how vivid memories of his childhood home and surroundings are invoked after sipping a spoonful of tea mixed with soaked crumbs of a ‘petite madeleine’, a sweet buttery French cake, that his mother had provided one cold winter’s day. He recalls that, when visiti

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The Persistence of Surrealism: Memory, Dreams and the Dead. We need only think of Salvador Dali’s soft geography of dripping time-pieces, ‘The Persistence of Memory’ (1931), to recall how Surrealism seeks to give form to the fluid and discontinuous nature of memory: ‘The empty beach with its fused sand is a symbol of utter psychic alienation. Clock time he

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The Brain Observatory and the Imaginary Media of Memory Researchhe internet, where over 400,000 people tuned in to watch a frozen block of cerebral matter turn into thousands of fine sheets of brain tissue. This was the brain of Henry Molaison, a man who could not retain any new memories ever since a part of his brain had been removed in 1953, in an operation me

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