Frances
Yates, The Art of
Memory, Routledge
and Kegan Paul, London , 1966.
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Thomas Butler,
Memory: History,
Culture and the Mind, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1989 the Wolfson
College Lectures.
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Alan D.Baddley, The Psychology of Memory, Harper & Row London, 1985
(1976);
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Horace
Lecoq de Boisbaudron , The Training of the Memory in
Art, Macmillan,
London, 1914
translated
from the French by L.C.Luard and with an introduction by
Selwyn Image
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James McConkey, The Anatomy of Memory, An
Anthology, OUP New
York London 1996.
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Richard Sorabji, Aristotle on Memory, Duckworth, London 1972. Sections
on Memory, Mnemonic Techniques, and a translation of De
Memoria et Remeniscentia, with interpretative
summaries.
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Mary Warnock, Memory, Faber and Faber, London 1987
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Steven Rose, The Making of Memory, From Molecules to
Mind, Bantam,
London 1992. "...one of the most
challenging of all biological and human phenomena, that of
memory..." see Chapter 5, "Holes in the Head, Holes in the
Mind" - Memory as Image Making - The Time Course of Memory -
Diseases of memory - Recognition versus Recall - Forms of
memory - Inferring Function from Dysfunction - Holes in the
Brain - Holes in the Mind - Windows on the Brain.
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David Berglas, and Guy Lion Playfair,
A Question of
Memory, Jonathan
Cape, London , 1988. A joint authorship, scientific writer
and conjuror/mind reader. A modern account of mnemonic
tricks.
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Ian M.L.Hunter, MEMORY Facts and Fallacies, Penguin, Harmondsworth, 1961
[1957]
1. What is memory ? 2. memorizing 3. Why do we
forget ? 4. Recalling Stories and Events 5. Repressing 6.
Imaging 7. Improving memory.
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