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Proust and Involuntary Retrieval

Psychology

Proust and Involuntary Retrieval

P. Gisquet-verrier and D. C. Riccio

Dive into the fascinating world of memory with insights from Marcel Proust, as he anticipates modern cognitive science through the lens of involuntary reminiscence. Discover how sensory cues can evoke powerful autobiographical memories, a concept explored by researchers Pascale Gisquet-Verrier and David C. Riccio.... show more
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