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The psychology of memory (Book)
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1978(1978). The psychology of memory (Book) Journal of Personality Assessment: Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 321-321.
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The Book, the Memories and the Man
1987There are three ideas about Marcel Proust which it is useful to discuss before trying to bring out the full range of his achievements as a novelist. The first, which is well founded, is that Proust was a highly prolific writer whose major and most important work, A la recherche du temps perdu (1913–27), best known in English as Remembrance of Things ...
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1989
Eliot begins the poetry of hope in imitation of Dante by looking into the book of his memory and finding there the record of a journey which culminates in a new life. Eliot’s preoccupation with memory stretches back to his early poetry, notably from Dans le Restaurant’ to The Waste Land, until in Ash-Wednesday memory alternates with forgetfulness and ...
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Eliot begins the poetry of hope in imitation of Dante by looking into the book of his memory and finding there the record of a journey which culminates in a new life. Eliot’s preoccupation with memory stretches back to his early poetry, notably from Dans le Restaurant’ to The Waste Land, until in Ash-Wednesday memory alternates with forgetfulness and ...
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Nineteenth-Century Fiction, 1978
THE AFTERNOON of 4 July 1862, on which the story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was first told during a boat trip up the Thames, remained "golden" in Lewis Carroll's memory, although the weather is said to have been cool and wet.' Most importantly, it is nostalgically recalled in the three poems which Carroll attached to the Alice books. These are
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THE AFTERNOON of 4 July 1862, on which the story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was first told during a boat trip up the Thames, remained "golden" in Lewis Carroll's memory, although the weather is said to have been cool and wet.' Most importantly, it is nostalgically recalled in the three poems which Carroll attached to the Alice books. These are
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Abstract A memory book is part of a larger category called external memory strategies or memory aids. Using a memory book is a very reliable way to keep information at your fingertips. Most people have a memory book, or parts of one. Chapter 47 provides tips for how to make it even more useful.
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ROSWELL PARK MEMORIAL INSTITUTE: Buffalo, N. Y: The State of New York's World-Famed Cancer Center
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1964R W Miller
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