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This book is the first to discover and probe in depth memory phenomena captured in literary works. Using literature as a laboratory for the workings of the mind, this comparative study of writers from Jean-Jacques Rousseau to Octavio Paz, including Proust, Breton, Woolf and Faulkner, uncovers valuable material for the classification of the memory process. Nalbantian's daring interdisciplinary work, involving literature, science, and art, forges a new model for dialogue between the disciplines.
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- Cover
- Contents
- List of Plates
- Acknowledgments
- Note on the Text
- Introduction
- 1 Memory in the Era of Dynamic Psychology: Nineteenth-Century Backgrounds
- 2 Rousseau and the Romantics: Autobiographical Memory and Emotion
- 3 Baudelaire, Rimbaud and 'Le Cerveau': Sensory Pathways to Memory
- 4 Proust and the Engram: The Trigger of the Senses
- 5 Woolf, Joyce and Faulkner: Associative Memory
- 6 Apollinaire, Breton and the Surrealists: Automatism and Aleatory Memory
- 7 Nin, Borges and Paz: Labyrinthine Passageways of Mind and Language
- 8 The Almond and the Seahorse: Neuroscientific Perspectives
- Afterword. Images of the Artists: DalĂ, Dominguez and Magritte
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index