Rethinking ‘thinking’: Modernism and the mind
A quick plug for a talk I’ll be giving at the Institute of English Studies in London on Saturday, asContinue Reading
Author: Charles Fernyhough
Missing ICOM
The big news in the memory world last week was the fifth International Conference on Memory (ICOM5). More than 800 delegatesContinue Reading
How much do you understand about how memory works?
Christian Jarrett at Research Digest has just posted a great piece on professional psychologists’ understanding of how memory works. HowContinue Reading
The language of the past
There has been a lot of work on the book recently, and so not much time for blogging. But IContinue Reading
Revision: Keep it scientific!
Some of you will be finding your thoughts turning to revision. In getting ready to write essays in exam conditions,Continue Reading
Event at The School of Life
On Monday 14 March I am doing an event on memory at The School of Life. Here’s the blurb: WeContinue Reading
The madeleine moment
This week I’ve been working on what’s become known as Proustian memory, after the famous scene in the first volumeContinue Reading
Slippery memories and the tasks of fiction
I recently had an opportunity to write a guest post for the online magazine OnFiction, whose focus is on psychologicalContinue Reading
Changes
If you have joined me from The Ladybird Papers, thanks for hopping over. As you’ll have noticed, my focus hasContinue Reading
Talking about the past
In my latest Psychology Today blog post, I pick up on the theme of memory development to examine the roleContinue Reading
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