Remembering

Discover the groundbreaking insights of memory with Remembering, a seminal work by the renowned psychologist Frederic Bartlett. Originally published in 1932 by Cambridge University Press, this revised second edition, released in 1995, continues to influence the fields of cognitive science and psychology. Spanning 344 pages, Bartlett's landmark studies delve into the intricacies of memory and introduce the pivotal theory of schema, shaping our understanding of the mind's workings.

This edition features a thought-provoking new introduction by Walter Kintsch from the University of Colorado, Boulder, further enriching the reader's experience. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply an enthusiast of psychology, Remembering is an essential addition to your library. Uncover the mysteries of memory and join the conversation about how we remember and interpret our experiences.