Theoretical Perspectives on Autobiographical Memory

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Kluwer Academic Publishers (1992)
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Is autobiographical impairment due to a deficit of recollection? An overview of studies on Alzheimer dements, frontal and global amnesic patients.Sergio Della Sala, Marcella Laiacona, Hans Spinnler & Cristina Trivelli
Making Sense of the Past.  (pages 3-10)Martin A. Conway
Phenomenal experience in laboratory and autobiographical memory.  (pages 31--51)William F. Brewer
Personal context in autobiographical and narrative memories.  (pages 53--74)Steen F. Larsen
What is autobiographical memory.  (pages 65--13)Alan D. Baddeley
Autobiographical remembering: Creating personal culture.  (pages 75--97)Craig R. Barclay & Thomas S. Smith
Autobiographical memory and conceptualizations of the self.  (pages 99--114)Joseph M. Fitzgerald
The social construction of autobiographical memory.  (pages 115--132)Robyn Fivush & Elaine Reese
Autobiographical remembering: An integrative approach.  (pages 135--150)Debra A. Bekerian & Barbara H. Dritschel
Memory for an early school report.  (pages 151--71)Caroline Bell
A structural model of autobiographical memory.  (pages 167--193)Martin A. Conway
The wider importance of autobiographical memory research.  (pages 195--205)Carol A. Holland
The functions of autobiographical memory.  (pages 207--221)I. E. Hyman & Jeremiah M. Faries
First experience memories: Contexts and functions in personal histories.  (pages 223--239)John A. Robinson
There is more to episodic memory than just episodes.  (pages 241--262)Jonathan W. Schooler & Douglas J. Herrmann
Remembering my worst sins: How autobiographical memory serves the updating of the conceptual self.  (pages 263--274)Willem A. Wagenaar
The construction and function of vivid memories.  (pages 275--293)Daniel Wright & G. D. Gaskell
Autobiographical memory and survey methodology: Furthering the bridge between two disciplines.  (pages 295--312)Nadia Auriat
Collective memory and collective memories.  (pages 323--336)Howard Schuman & Cheryl Rieger
Emotional memories in laboratory studies versus real-life studies: Do they compare?  (pages 339--352)Sven-Åke Christianson
Evaluating “the cognitive structure of emotions” using autobiographical memories of emotional events.  (pages 353--374)Peter Hayes, Martin A. Conway & Peter E. Morris
Categoric and extended autobiographical memories.  (pages 391--410)J. Mark, G. Williams & Barbara H. Dritschel
Autobiographical memory and life-history narratives in aging and dementia (Alzheimer type).  (pages 413--426)Pia Fromholt & Steen F. Larsen
Autobiographical memory in clinical research and practice.  (pages 427--450)Michael D. Kopelman
Definitions of autobiographical memory.  (pages 495--499)David C. Rubin

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