Space, time, and memory /

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Other Authors:	Nadel, Lynn (Editor), Aronowitz, Sara (Editor)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, [2025]
Subjects:	Memory. Memory (Philosophy) Mémoire (Philosophie) Mind & Body. PHILOSOPHY. Cognitive Psychology & Cognition. PSYCHOLOGY. Movements. Memory Psychology. Electronic books.
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Table of Contents:

What Has Episodic Memory Got to Do with Space and Time? / Ian Phillips
Developmental Sequences Constrain Models of the Mind / Nora S. Newcombe and Kim V. Nguyen
Space, Time, and Memory / Gyo¨rgy Buzsáki and János Végh
The Hippocampal Cognitive Map and Episodic Memory / John OʼKeefe
Space, and Not Time, Provides the Basic Structure of Memory / Sara Aronowitz and Lynn Nadel
A Place for the Memory Trace / Sarah Robins
Memory, Space, Time, and the Hippocampus / Charan Ranganath
Coding of Space and Time for Memory Function / Michael E. Hasselmo, Jennifer C. Robinson, Patrick A. LaChance, Jacob H. Wilmot, L. Kelton Wilmerding, Samantha Malmberg, Mahir Patel, Quan Do, and G. William Chapman
Simulationism and Memory Traces / Felipe De Brigard
Can We Perceive the Past? / E. J. Green
Experience Replay Algorithms and the Function of Episodic Memory / Alexandria Boyle
Memory and Planning in Brains and Machines: Multiscale Predictive Representations / Ida Momennejad.