Broken memories : case studies in memory impairment
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Broken memories : case studies in memory impairment
Blackwell, 1995
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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: hard ISBN 9780631187226
内容説明
This volume explores some of the unusual and disabling disturbances of memory or knowledge to which people have fallen prey through brain disease or accident. These patients give important glimpses into how memory functions and how knowledge is acquired and disposed. They make us aware of how brain structures underpin remembering in different circumstances, and how different functional components of remembering may interrelate. The authors are international researchers with extensive expertise in psychological and neuropsychological research. In addition to addressing questions about the way memory functions, the case studies presented in the book also give a picture of the person caught up in the memory failures and a glimpse of the ways in which other aspects of mental life, including personality, habit, support and attitude, can interact with the demonstrable cognitive disturbance. The book is designed to be suitable for use in a variety of programmes where memory is under investigation, including neuropsychology, cognitive science and psychology.
The authors have assumed little or no prior knowledge of the field, but the theoretical detail and the practical descriptions of the cases should put the reader at the forefront of academic research into memory and its disorders, and should provide some glimpses into the worlds of people whose memories fail them.
目次
- Living with amnesia, Narinder Kapur and David Moakes
- stranded in time - long-term memory
- Prisoner of consciousness - a state of just awakening following herpes simplex encephalitis, Barbara A. Wilson and Deborah Wearing
- trapped in time - profound autobiographical memory loss following a thalamic stroke, Rosaleen A. McCarthy and John R. Hodges
- social and emotional characteristics of a profoundly amnesic postencephalitic patient, Margaret G. O'Connor et al
- acquisition of word-processing knowledge in an amnesic patient, Marcel Van der Linden and Francoise Coyette
- did it really happen?
- keeping out the past - a study of temporary memory loss, Alan J. Parkin and Hans G. Stampfer
- dreamjourneys - the syndrome of reduplicative paramnesia, Christina Rohrenbach and Theodor Landis
- consciousness and co-fabulation - remembering another past, Gianfranco Dalla Barba
- how bad memories can sometimes lead to fantastic beliefs and strange visions, John Joseph Downes and Andrew R. Mayes
- memory pathology in schizophrenia, A.P. McKayet al
- delusional memory, confabulation and frontal lobe dysfunction, Michael D. Kopelman et al
- where was I? my own remembered past, Nelson Butters et al
- not knowing which way to turn - a specific image transformation impairment, Robin G. Morris and Nick Morton
- getting lost in your own house, J. Richard Hanley and Ann D.M. Davies
- failures of facts
- separated hemispheres, separated memories, Dahlia W. Zaidel
- a case of forgotten knowledge, Elaine Funnell
- problems naming animals, Chris Barry and Jo McHattie. (Part contents)
- 巻冊次
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: pbk ISBN 9780631187233
内容説明
Broken Memories explores some of the unusual and disabling disturbances of memory or knowledge to which people have fallen prey through brain disease or accident. These patients give important glimpses into how memory functions and how knowledge is acquired and disposed. They make us aware of how brain structures underpin remembering in different circumstances, and how different functional components in remembering may interrelate. The authors are leading international researchers, with extensive expertise in psychological and neuropsychological research. In addition to addressing questions about the way memory functions, the case studies presented here also give a picture of the person caught up in the memory failures and a glimpse of the ways in which other aspects of mental life, including personality, habit, support and attitude, can interact with the demonstrable cognitive disturbance.
目次
Foreword. Introduction. Part I: Stranded in Time: Long-Term Memory. Part II: Did it Really Happen? Confabulations, Misrememberings and Delusions. Part III: Where was I? Imagination and Spatial Processing. Part IV: Failures of Facts: Semantic Organisation and Breakdown. Part V: When It Isn't Working. Part VI: Lost For Words. Part VII: Developments and Declines: Impairments Across The Lifespan. Patient Index. Subject Index. Author Index.
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